The Avery fade very fast but stick well. Last about 30 hours in sunlight
depending on the color. Red goes first and black last.
I have a half case left of Super Cal waterslide decals that work great.
They're very thin and are just like the waterslide decals for model plane
kits.
http://www.supercaldecals.com/
Have some clear and some white. Clear for light planes and white for dark
or colored planes you want white lines on.
List is 24.95 Will sell one kit for $19 (2) for $30 (4) for $50 (6) for
$70 (dealer cost is $18.20 each, so dealers and George Voss can take
advantage of this)
Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: "Norman E. Kay II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 9:20 AM
Subject: [RCSE] Decal Making ...
I've made decals for my sailplanes using the decal paper from Micro
Mark as well as their fixatives - DullCote/GlossCote ...
I've heard of a new method - using Avery clear labels for inkjet
printers to do the same thing ... they have a product, #8665, which is
an 8.5" x 11" clear label ...
You ruhn it through your printer just as you would if printing a letter
and out comes your 'decal' ...
Has anyone tried this before and do you have to spray a fixative
coating on before using ? ... I'm thinking that such is not needed as
these are not true, water slide decals ...
If anyone has done this, please give me some feedback ...
Thanks,
Pepper
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