Diecast Collectors (A&T Livery q)

[Rogue Leader]

I have a 1/18 JPS Senna Lotus and the factory rear wing decal dried out and fell off today. It doesn't have tobacco livery but I figured now would be as good a time as any to add it. Anyone know where I can find decal kits to do it, are they out there?

[Ziggy]

Solv-O-Set

get some

[Rogue Leader]

Solv-O-Set

get some

I looked it up but this car was already decaled when I got it. However when I replace the decals I will use that.

[rosawendel]

toronto motorsports has a number of kits. most of the ones i saw were of more recent vintage, but they may be able to direct you to someone...

[chop456]

Paint it freehand. If the end result looks like a 4-year old did it, post pics. Maybe you'll get a hard card out of the deal.

[Sean O'Gorman]

:rofl:

[Warlock!]

Sweet Jesus, Chop! :laugh:

[Dr. Corkski]

:laugh:

[G.]

I just ****ing choked on my GD sammich, you bastard!

:rofl:

[Don Quixote]

:rofl: :rofl: OMG!

[rosawendel]

:eek: wow, that's harsh.

[cameraman]

truth hurts

[grungex]

TFF...

[skaven]

Now that is funny... :rofl:

[Racing Truth]

chop= BEST POST EVAR

:laugh: :laugh: :rofl:

[Ziggy]

There out there, and Sol-O-Set will work if you still have the old decal. This is not rocket science.

There is a top secret model sealer................. and I spent years figuring it out. Finally got sick of my custom slot cars getting chipped and started using it. Turns out everyone that does decent model building uses it (and I have been modeling for almost 35 years)

Future Floor Wax. Works great, you can brush it on or shoot it out of a airbrush. It will seal in damn near anything (including dalmation and cat hair:D )

You can also find a product called "mighty tacky". Get some of that, and dilute it with distilled water. Make it very, very thin. Brush it on, then re-apply the decal. It dries clear, and sticks like glue (duh bel you)

The Camal decals are out there, but it's a goofy scale (for goofy diecast collectors would be my guess) Dont know about the John Player decals, but I would imagine if you dug around long enough you could find some.

No charge for the tips, and remember, diecasts are for nerds:yuck:

[Rogue Leader]

There out there, and Sol-O-Set will work if you still have the old decal. This is not rocket science.

There is a top secret model sealer................. and I spent years figuring it out. Finally got sick of my custom slot cars getting chipped and started using it. Turns out everyone that does decent model building uses it (and I have been modeling for almost 35 years)

Future Floor Wax. Works great, you can brush it on or shoot it out of a airbrush. It will seal in damn near anything (including dalmation and cat hair:D )

You can also find a product called "mighty tacky". Get some of that, and dilute it with distilled water. Make it very, very thin. Brush it on, then re-apply the decal. It dries clear, and sticks like glue (duh bel you)

The Camal decals are out there, but it's a goofy scale (for goofy diecast collectors would be my guess) Dont know about the John Player decals, but I would imagine if you dug around long enough you could find some.

No charge for the tips, and remember, diecasts are for nerds:yuck:

Haha thanks....

Unfortunately the original decal disintegrated as well so its gone :(