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Slaters Brake van

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simon - 27 May 2010 19:00 GMT
Built a new (not 2nd hand) slaters break kit. Not brilliant to ok as it
goes. However when it came to the transfers there was a distinct lack of
glue on them. Anyone else had such problems and what did they do ?

Cheers,
Simon
PhilD - 28 May 2010 10:42 GMT
> Built a new (not 2nd hand) slaters break kit. Not brilliant to ok as it
> goes. However when it came to the transfers there was a distinct lack of
> glue on them. Anyone else had such problems and what did they do ?

Are they waterslide transfers?

If so, soak them off onto a knife blade.  Apply a little diluted PVA,
then stick them down in position.

This works for me (though usually because I've fiddled around with the
transfers so long that I've effectively wiped the glue off!).

PhilD

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simon - 28 May 2010 10:52 GMT
>> Built a new (not 2nd hand) slaters break kit. Not brilliant to ok as it
>> goes. However when it came to the transfers there was a distinct lack of
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Wish they were, can handle them. Done the first lot by seperating from
backing paper as per instructions then give thin coat of water based matt
varnish. Wait till dry then oil based over complete vehicle.

cheers,
Simon
 
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