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Jackdaw
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I can't be bothered to search the archives to see if someone already posted this ;D but today I happened across a page spelling out everything a person might want to know about using the floor polish Future for decals and other model making. It's written from a military model standpoint, but it would all seem to apply to model railroading as well.
http://www.swannysmodels.com/TheCompleteFuture.html
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GonzoCRFan
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That is way more than I ever really needed to know about the stuff...
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This link is something everyone should read, It has become the main decal base I use.
The decals will be drawn right in and lay flat. The learning curve is short say just 2 cars
and the results are amazing.
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Agatheron
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February 28, 2006, 11:43:55 AM »
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I have used this stuff in my military/wargaming models to an amazing effect... I love the stuff, and keep a bottle of it within reach of my workshop table at all times. It does tend to leave a glossy look, but that's easily managed with a shot of dullcote once everything is done. The article is definitely worth a read, and don't hesitate to try experiementing with the stuff too... as a weathering mediium it is excellent... Hopefully I'll get to see it work when I weather my first railcar sometime soon
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