Stickers & Mr. Mark Setter

As far as I know, Mr. Mark Setter is for decal only. Stickers are fairly strong in terms of adhesiveness anyways, so I don't really understand why you want to use Mr. Mark Setter on stickers....

OK, the short answer is I don't know what I'm doing and learning as I go a long.  I was read there was a way to make your decals look like they were painted on, so was hoping to get the same effect for my stickers.

Wizartar wrote:

OK, the short answer is I don't know what I'm doing and learning as I go a long.  I was read there was a way to make your decals look like they were painted on, so was hoping to get the same effect for my stickers.

We all learn as we go a long.

Decal setting solutions won't work on stickers.

What type of kit are you building? (I am thinking: "stickers, mmhhh, most kits have decals except gundams, so maybe a gundam?")

Yes for *waterslide decals* you can (and I recommend you do) use things like MicroScale Set/Sol to prepare the surface and soften the decal, that's why you get a "painted-on" look.
As far as stickers, my suggestion is: Don't use them... The reason being simple that they really make your model look non-realistic and toy-ish. I'd rather mask and paint than using stickers unless it's a place that's hard to do masking.
That's my two cents. Hopefully it helps. :D

Oh and if it's Gundam, Do use their stickers for eyes because the effect is pretty good :D