M. Brindos
Lol! That's one of my little tricks I shared a while back, Dwayne.
You have to be very careful when using LC on decals! One swipe and leave it alone to dry. If needed, repeat, but go slowly as the LC will dissolve the carrier film and can start to eat the pigments of the decal if you get to carried away. This sometimes requires some "repairs" with a hairy stick.
Sometimes the decals will wrinkle alarmingly, but they settle back down with no ill effects. Depends on the age of the decals.
That trick does get rid of any silvering like a boss, but use it cautiously and be prepared for repairs as needed. Always clear coat after any repairs and you'll sometimes end up with some realistically painted on / repaired emblem effects.
Last thing to note in the process is that you must make sure the decals are in place before you use any LC on them. Once you use the LC there is no going back. They will never move no matter what you use on them after that.
So be very careful and use a mule to practice on so you know how your particular decals will react before you use that trick on a build you put a lot of work into.
After a few builds you'll know what reactions to expect and when and where to use LC on your decals.
Just keep that in mind. :)