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    #76
    Originally posted by stillp
    Well, somebody thinks it's acetone and isopropanol.
    True But it was about the only information I could find on a quick search.

    Originally posted by stillp
    Both of those are volatile so would evaporate over time, leaving perhaps water...
    Micro Sol does evaporate — I had bottles of Set and Sol of which the caps cracked after a couple of years, and the contents did too, eventually.

    Originally posted by stillp
    I have heard that somebody successfully used Tamiya X20 thinners as a decal softener
    That’s easy enough to try to see if it works. Not that this would be much cheaper than using Micro Sol, though, so it’d only be useful if you happen to have run out of actual decal softener.

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    • Jim R
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 15746
      • Jim
      • Shropshire

      #77
      Hi Peter
      You will be an expert at masking after this. The canopy looks very very fiddly. You seem to have sorted the camo. Old decals often present problems. I still reckon that this is up there with the weirdest aircraft ever produced.
      Jim

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