transfers on glazing
- JMORG
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transfers on glazing
Hi all,
Just adding the finishing touches to FR van 2. It has "no smoking" signs that sticks to the glazing, can anyone recommend a good sealant to use that wont go opaque?
Cheers
Just adding the finishing touches to FR van 2. It has "no smoking" signs that sticks to the glazing, can anyone recommend a good sealant to use that wont go opaque?
Cheers
- Peter Butler
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Re: transfers on glazing
Sometimes I use Canopy Adhesive to fix glazing in window frames. It looks like milk when applied but dries clear.
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Re: transfers on glazing
Hi Peter,
I'm not too sure how the transfers would react to canopy glue. Would you recommend it?
I'm not too sure how the transfers would react to canopy glue. Would you recommend it?
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Re: transfers on glazing
Humbrol sell a stuff called Decalfix, never tried it myself. But it might be worth a quick experiment.
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Re: transfers on glazing
Sorry but only used it on glazing where it does dry clear, not sure about transfers. Are they attached inside or outside of the windows?JMORG wrote: Wed May 24, 2017 12:18 am Hi Peter,
I'm not too sure how the transfers would react to canopy glue. Would you recommend it?
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Re: transfers on glazing
Unfortunately, both the DJB and the IP transfers I have are external! I'll try a few test pieces before tackling the carriage! I'll post the completed article later in my broken ankle forum.
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Re: transfers on glazing
Could you use a double skin.... two thin sheets of glazing with the transfer trapped in between?
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