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Some may say it is too strong, but if you need a decal solvent that will definately work, this ones it. I use it for setting decals by application when decal is in place. I like it, personally I feel there is nothing else like it on the market and one bottle will last years.
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I've been using this product for at least twenty years and would be lost without it. As long as you apply it to a gloss surface (you can use a flattening over-spray later to dull the finish) this will snug your decals right down over smooth or irregular surfaces for a professional looking appearance. It lasts forever, a bottle will keep you going for many many years. It's worth every cent, believe me.
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Solvaset is must use for applying decals to any model in order to affix and to mold to any surface relief. Simple to brush on and a little goes a long way. it not only makes sure the decals are stuck to the surface once done positioning, but gentle brushing continues to soften the decal so that it molds itself to irregular surfaces, such a aircraft wing ribs and the curved wing edges, rivets, door joints etc.
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Best decal setting solution I ever used, makes decals look like they are painted on to most projects when used correctly. One bottle goes a long way, no reason to drown decals to make them conform to rough surfaces.
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Hell yes I would recommend is decal setting solution this stuff really works it really sets the decals in place and really gets into all of the models surface and I just found out that if you use it in a small spray bottle you can cover a large area on any star trek model a specially if your working with the Aztec Hull Decals and in my opinion a lot better than the micro Sol solution Very very very good Decal setting solution .
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