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There used to be a guy in France, on eBay, who did all sorts of alternative rally decals
 
I was going to build my metro 6r4. But skilled half a bottle of extra thin cement all over the decal sheet. Arghhhhhh
HI Kaci yes know how you feel as i spilled a half a tin of paint on my bench an unkown to me after i wiped it up the bloody paint had seeped through a crack in my bench onto jens carpet so panic stations to get that cleand up but jen guess ed in the end as she could smell all the white spirt i used to clean her carpet but no ear bashin from her an was surprised indeed
ATB TO ma-am
chrisb
 
Hi try
screenprintdigital

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He has a site on Ebay send him a message if he doesnt respond with in 14 days try again you may have to try again. As he has a business in car wraps. They are not water based stick on's though they are peel and stick if you want them with a clear background you have to say when ordering.

Their are water decal sites as well that reproduce decals to order.

Another suggestion is to contact the model manufacturer and ask them if they can provide a spare set.

Peter Collins
 
Hi try
screenprintdigital

screenprintdigital


He has a site on Ebay send him a message if he doesnt respond with in 14 days try again you may have to try again. As he has a business in car wraps. They are not water based stick on's though they are peel and stick if you want them with a clear background you have to say when ordering.

Their are water decal sites as well that reproduce decals to order.

Another suggestion is to contact the model manufacturer and ask them if they can provide a spare set.

Peter Collins
Before ordering get quote


Do a quick search on Google water based decals made to order for models cars got quite a few responces.

Peter
 
I was going to build my metro 6r4. But skilled half a bottle of extra thin cement all over the decal sheet. Arghhhhhh
'Skilled' the cement? Wait, is that one of those shake'n'bake models you just pour the glue into the box? Or is this a technique I've not heard of?
 
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