so does that mean that the acrylic paint won't come off when using the new decalfix?Decalfix is OK, but I've found it can make the decal difficult to slide, so you have to position it right first time. It should be fine to apply it after the decal is placed, or it might be easier if diluted with water as you suggested - I haven't tried that.
Pete
Do you know what would happen on tamiya acrylics?I've used decal fix on revell acrylics with no issues but have found the revell paint to be pretty resilient ,couldn't comment on other paint brands as I now gloss varnish before decals go and now use vallejo acrylics. I use acrylics for washes over varnish and clean up with a mix of water and decal fix as the acrylic washes can dry a bit quick and this helps remove the excess.
yep i will do, thanks for your help!I couldn't tell you! I would suggest try a small test area on the model somewhere that wouldn't be seen.
I don't think Decalfix would affect any acrylics.so does that mean that the acrylic paint won't come off when using the new decalfix?
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