Decal question

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Re: Decal question

Posted by: James Willard (---.ellicottschools.org)

Date: November 17, 2009 10:56AM

You better use plenty of color preserver first like George said, if you let the permagloss touch the bare decal, it will be an ugly head ache. One of my many disasters. In fact one of the first blanks I painted, the finish nor the paint I used could stand up to permagloss. Thank the guy up stairs that it was on the split grip portion so I did not have to completely re-paint the blank. I would say that just about anything made of plastic, has finish or paint or any type should be tested off project against permagloss. The stuff can be your best friend or your worst enemy.
James

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