Decal Setting Solution-Micro Scale Micro Sol 102 + Micro Set 101 Package Decal

Many videos online on how to use them, finished product is on well and you can see the detail underneath the decal.

Product received in a timely fashion and in good fashion.

I’ve been working with decals my entire life and never knew this product existed! If you’re going to put decals on something like a guitar headstock and want that pro look you need this stuff. Trust me.

Good product.

great products and must have for all modelers from cars, military air craft and model trains....great for putting those final touches on decals...

The rating is for the vendor, who sent the product quickly. The product, it turn out, is also very good--have used it for a long time.

Good product.

These two solutions are a very effective pair for applying decals, I have read and often utilize the application of an acrylic sealer (Pledge) over flat paint to create a smooth surface before adding the decal. the application of a second layer of pledge and then an overall spray of a flat finish make the decal edges invisible. Micro-soll will wrinkle the decal film so it can settle over protrusions (ie rivets) or settle into dips (ie scale lumber edges. Be sure to never attempt to work with the decal during this stage. It will be destroyed.... I know! Great products. Fast delivery

Perfect for plastic model decals. Theres a part #1 to use to attach decal and a part #2 to set and shrink the decal in place.

Absolute hobby necessity and the only brand Ive ever seen truly make Citadel/Games Workshop transfers truly look like they do on the box. For no amount of time should you believe their tutorials when they say just water will make a transfer adhere properly, after months of fiddling with clear coats and even other adhesions solutions from brands like Testors I can say this two-part applicator fluid is the best money can buy, if a little pricey for the set you get. Keep in mind this is by no means a time-saver, you will still babysit the transfers and it will still be tedious, but instead of a dull washed out appearance or worse yet a wrinkly disaster on the shoulderpads or rounded surfaces of any figure or vehicle, proper use of this will look painted right on. I would search for Midwinter Minis tutorial on painting imperial fists to see how he uses this and will say that you absolutely get what you pay for. Be very careful not to spill half of one of the bottles like my clumsy self did.