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It just works. Microset goes under the decal, Microsol goes on top, and once it dries up, it's on there. I've yet to use it over panel lines, but so far it works great for curved pieces.The only downside I can think of is the cost for what seems like a small amount, but what you get is enough for hundreds of decals, so it isn't the worst thing in the world. The only reason not to use it this is to go with something by another brand, but this is what was most convenient for where I live. All in all, it's a great product, and thoroughly recommended.
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A little stinky, micro set doesnt seem to be anything more than vinegar and doesnt really seem to aid in adhesion. Microsol on the other hand seems to work pretty good!, It makes the decal (and clear coat that I applied to decals after printing) soften up and become much more pliable and helps conform to the shape of what its being applied to. Be careful though because to much solution and messing with the decal to much can tear the decals. But I am still fairly satisfied with my purchase, I think they are a little overpriced considering there isnt much to it. BUT these bottles of solution should last for quite awhile.
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Microsoft and Microsol are simply the best decal solutions you can buy. They work extremely well at preparing deals and sucking them down into every paneline. Even the thickest decals are no match for these products, it might take a few applications but they will lay down beautifully.
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These products worked well for me. I used the kit to mold a set of company name decals on HO model train buildings. The decals needed to mold themselves around some sharp corners as it crossed the walls of the building. The decals were about six inches long and I used a dull hobby knife to coax the decal into the 90 degree corners as it wrapped around posts that extended from the outside walls of the building. The decals came out looking very smooth and conformed and blended into the corners perfectly.
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It's mostly diluted white vinegar but the right strength, so you don't have to deal with mixing different ratios, and the bottle is small so it's easy to store and doesn't take up space.
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