badger set and softener

Ok, here's the verdict. The good news: the set and softener does not eat up or harm the decals in any way. The bad news: the bloody stuff doesn't do anything else to them either. you may as well use water. or nothing.

I shall be a pioneer then! To go where no man has gone before! lol. I'll post here after I decal the model.

As to where I got them, it was at a LHS in NY. It was the only stuff they had, so I picked it up. Well, it's gonna be an adventure. I'll try it on some incospicuous decal first to make sure it doesn't shred the thing or something...

QUOTE: Originally posted by Tankmaster7 I just got a bottle of set and a bttle of softener made by badger (for decals) is the stuff good, and what order should I app;ly the two in? Thanks, Tank

With all the solutions I've used, the "set" is applied first as a wetting agent under the decal. It improves decal adhesion and prevents air from getting trapped under it. The "softener" or "sol" is used over top to help decals comform to all the surface detail. Id be interested in knowing how these worked for you as I also wasn't aware that Badger made these products.

I was not aware the Badger made liquids for decals...very interesting. You'll have to let us know how they worked for you, and where you purchased them. As for there use, I would use the softner and then the setting solution.