VMS Decal Set & Fix is a classic, two-step solution designed to make your decal application process easier and more effective. This trusted formula consists of Set & Fix fluid for superior adhesion and Softener fluid for perfect decal conformity to your model's surface. Whether you're applying a single decal or a full sheet, this combo ensures a smooth, flawless result every time. Key Features: Dual Formula: Two separate fluids, Set & Fix for excellent adhesion and Softener for perfect decal fit and flexibility. Proven Results: Achieve fantastic decal adhesion and a seamless application without wrinkles, air bubbles, or lifting. Versatile Use: Works on a wide range of surfaces and decal types, ensuring compatibility with various model finishes. Easy to Use: Simple, step-by-step process that guarantees smooth, professional-looking decals with minimal effort. How to Use: Apply Set & Fix: Brush the Set & Fix fluid over the target area where you plan to apply the decal. Position the Decal: Place the decal over the fluid and gently squeeze out any excess. Use a brush soaked with water to clean up any leftover fluid. Mould the Decal: Apply VMS Decal Softener over the decal and allow it to sit for 1-3 minutes. The decal will soften and begin to conform to the surface of your model. Assist with Conformity: If necessary, use a cotton bud and gently tap the decal to help it mold to the surface. Handle with Care: Be cautious to limit getting the Softener on the paint as it may dissolve the finish. Water can be used to neutralize the softener and prevent paint damage. Seal the Decal: After 24 hours, seal the decal with VMS Varnish for added protection and durability. Note: Due to the variety of decal carrier films on the market, always test the Softener on a spare decal to ensure compatibility before applying it to your model. Contents: 2 x 30ml dropper bottles (Set & Fix + Softener) For perfect decals every time, trust VMS Decal Set & Fix—the perfect solution to achieve superior adhesion and flawless conformity on any model.
