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I printed a decal for one of my bicycles and need it to have a satin or semi gloss finish once applied to the fender. Can I spray MRP semi gloss varnish to the decal as ink sealant ?
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
There's only one way to find out.
Bill
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
PJ I've sprayed MRP Semi-matte on some ink jet decals I made recently with no issues.
-Andy
GMorrison There's only one way to find out. Bill
Give that man a cookie....
(The empirical method is our friend.)
Greg
George Lewis:
rooster513 PJ I've sprayed MRP Semi-matte on some ink jet decals I made recently with no issues.
"You can have my illegal fireworks when you pry them from my cold, dead fingers...which are...over there somewhere."
Good to hear Rooter. How long did you let the ink dry before spraying?
plasticjunkie rooster513 PJ I've sprayed MRP Semi-matte on some ink jet decals I made recently with no issues. Good to hear Rooter. How long did you let the ink dry before spraying?
Maybe 12-24 hours I think. I put a fan on them to help with the drying and obviously the longer they dry the better. MRP works well I think because it goes on so thin and dry that there is less risk of flooding it and causing issues. I did like 3-5 thin coats I believe.
Thanks Rooster, will give it a try.
Semi-matt polyurethane is another option. I have used it several times over decals- used to be the only semi-matt clearcoat available.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
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