White decal paper, semi fail.

Well I ended up backing the wing decal with white paint. As for the tail I used a second decal for backing. Testors paper is great for panel lines. Even with two decal layers and a top coat of clear, I was still able to get rivet details using a setter. 

Ether method works great, depending on the size of the decal. If the decal is large, you wont be able to get the white decal to lay down without it folding 2342514634342 times on itself. If that is the case you are better off masking off and spraying down a light color over the base paint.

I had that problem with Testor's white decal paper also, I think it's just too frickin' thin, and it also lovessssssss to fold over on itself and wrinkle so badly that making anything other than very small decals is extremely frustrating.

Well to answer my own question; nope you cant.

Don, Ill look in to micro marks decal paper. Thanks for the help.

You might try a different brand. I use the stuff sold by Micro Mark and have been pretty happy with it.