Any body ever use them? How do you get them to stick and still remove the water under and around them. I have some made for finger nails and they look good until I put one on a piece of old blank then not so good. Any thing special I need to know? Thanks Phil

Phil, go to Decal Connection on the left and under "technical support" you will find an article on applying decals. I could send you a copy, but your email is hidden.

I would appreciate it if you could also send me a copy of their article on applying decals. For some reason I can not access the Technical Support Area of their website.

Thank you

there web page on the Tech support side is not working very well or not at all I think

William Sidney
AK

I have just accessed their site and the "Tech support" drop down for the second time today, not sure what the problem others are having is about.

Also water slide decals are best put over a coat of epoxy, not directly on the blank.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/24/2015 03:51PM by Phil Erickson.

works for me.

Phil,

Google: decal making tutorial by David Rogers

Being in the printing profession I would suggest using a vector based program for your designs if you can, and also use a rich black that is a combination of cmyk. Printing process inks are transparent so black is not dense on its own. For my decals I employ 60C 60m 40y 100k. I use a heavy coat of cpxtra on the base wrap. I use the testors decal paper from hobby lobby.