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I use warm Soapy water to help position and a micro fibre cloth to help move air bubbles out before using a hair dryer to conform the decal to the shape of the body and adhere
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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A few drops of soap is perfect, Yes dunk the whole decal in and apply to the body The soap helps active the adhesive for a better long term bond IMO so you don't get lifting edges
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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I'm about to build a hornet and sticker it up, has anyone got a video of this being done?
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Oh come now, You don't need a video of stickering a Hornet Just follow the application guide and you'll be fine If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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I mean the soapy water part , do you dunk the stickers right in the water or wet the body or what?
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Hey there,
I tend to dunk the decal in, but some on the body can help too. The idea is the water/soap lets you move the decal around without it sticking right away as you get it in the right position. Then you can work from one end to the other pushing the water out from under it and smoothing things out, just keep rubbing towards the edges till the water solution is gone. This is how sign shops do it on real cars too. You can also go to our Articles section and search on decals to find some good articles this and some other good techniques too From somewhere out in the wilds of central Ontario.
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