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Post by steveturner on Aug 26, 2012 16:56:58 GMT -8
Guys my choice of decal set solution has been Champ. Anyone know where i might find a bottle lurking? now that they are long gone! Whats your choice? I dont like microscale..................thats just me.Steve
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Post by calzephyr on Aug 26, 2012 17:12:38 GMT -8
Guys my choice of decal set solution has been Champ. Anyone know where i might find a bottle lurking? now that they are long gone! Whats your choice? I dont like microscale..................thats just me.Steve Steve I will check my local shop, but I always found the Champ to be too much for me. ] Micro SOL and Micro Set are both usable as you probably know. Larry |
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Post by steveturner on Aug 26, 2012 17:25:57 GMT -8
Thanks larry! i guess its all what you get used to using. Might be me but i found Microscale agressive. Maybe i need to get used to a newer product. What other choises have you come across?. Steve
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Post by Brakie on Aug 26, 2012 17:55:19 GMT -8
Hi Steve! First good to see you join my long time amigo I use Walthers Solvaset since I can no longer get Champ decals or set..  |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 27, 2012 4:16:57 GMT -8
I have a brand new full bottle from my friend's closed hobby shop.
Contact me via PM if you want it.
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Post by steveturner on Aug 27, 2012 7:05:09 GMT -8
AT you are a Champ. E mail sent to you.Thanks Steve
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Post by atsfan on Aug 27, 2012 7:42:05 GMT -8
Champ's I had to dilute with water.
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Post by Brakie on Aug 27, 2012 12:58:40 GMT -8
Champ's I had to dilute with water. You're the first I ever heard of doing that.  May I ask why? I've used that stuff since my first decaling job back in '61. |
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Post by Christian on Aug 27, 2012 13:14:08 GMT -8
Champ's I had to dilute with water. You're the first I ever heard of doing that. May I ask why? I've used that stuff since my first decaling job back in '61. I'll be the second to hold up my hand. I did it about half and half because it ate Microscale decals. And other decals that are thin. Also burned holes in Herald King. I started using it about the same year. Seems like yesterday. I liked the smell better than the Hobsco stuff from Walthers. Of course the oomph/strength was needed because Champ and Walthers decals were so sturdy. Whether a modeler feels a need to dilute certainly depends on application technique. |
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Post by steveturner on Aug 27, 2012 13:48:31 GMT -8
Well i figure the small brush i use to move decal around thats in and out of the water saucer probably dilutes it enough as thats how i have done it for years . i wonder what is in decal set?. maybe you could make your own  .Steve |
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Post by Brakie on Aug 27, 2012 16:06:28 GMT -8
Well i figure the small brush i use to move decal around thats in and out of the water saucer probably dilutes it enough as thats how i have done it for years . i wonder what is in decal set?. maybe you could make your own .Steve Steve,That's my method as well. I never had a problem of course for years my decal of choice was Champ. I been using Walthers Solvaset with MicroScale decals and don't have a problem.. |
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.Steve