Mr. Mark Setter is a decal adhesive.Use it to attach decals firmly to painted surfaces. It is particularly effective when used on old decals that have lost their adhesion or decals that do not have strong adhesion. It also contains ingredients that soften decals. Apply a small amount to the location where you want to attach the decal, and then place the decal on top of it. The adhesive will bond the decal to the painted surface, making it difficult to peel off even after drying. The decal will be softened rapidly by the softening solvent, so if too much is applied, the decal itself may dissolve or the painted surface may be eroded. Applying it on top of the attached decal will have some effect, but basically you should apply it under the decal. This product is water-soluble. Adding water appropriately will dilute the effect of the solvent and prevent rapid softening. Depending on the type of decal and the surface to be painted, it may be a good idea to dilute it with water before use. After applying the decal, lightly press the decal with a lightly dampened Mr. Cotton Swab, Mr. Clean Stick 2, or a dust-free cloth to ensure that the decal adheres firmly to the surface of the part. At this time, wipe off any excess Mr. Mark Setter to prevent it from softening too much. Using a damp cotton swab will neutralize the Mark Setter and prevent it from becoming too soft with the solvent. If the decal is hard and does not soften easily, apply a small amount of MS231 Mr. Mark Softer onto the decal and let it soak in. Be careful not to apply too much. If air bubbles get between the decal and the part (silvering), carefully make a hole in the decal using a needle or craft knife after the decal has dried. Then, by applying Mr. Mark Softer again, the decal will soften again, the air bubbles will disappear, and the decal will adhere firmly to the surface of the part. One way to prevent silvering is to finish the base to which the decal will be attached with a glossy surface.
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