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  • Bill
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    • Dec 2013
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    minwax acrylic over decals?

    I am going to put my first Minwax acrylic on my plane. Will the Minwax be ok over the decals that are already on the plane? If I have decals to add, should I put the decals on before or after the Minwax?
    Thanks
  • Lon
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    Re: minwax acrylic over decals?

    I've done both....You will love the results!!
    Lon

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    • Bill
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      Re: minwax acrylic over decals?

      Thanks.

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      • Grossman56
        Dangerous Dan *HobbySquawk Moderator*

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        Re: minwax acrylic over decals?

        Yes, slap her on LOL!
        Seriously, I did my Mustang a while ago, right over decals with no trouble. Recently did a little leading edge reenforcement on my Waco with some red duct tape and then coated it with Minwax and that worked great as well. Just beware that if you aren't doing a surface that has already been painted, you'll have to rub the Minwax into the surface. See the Minwax topic in the forum. I tried applying the first coat on my Waco much like I'd apply a coat of wax to a pair of shoes, rub it in and it removes any leftover mold lubricant (and there will be some!), let dry then coat again. Try it in a small area under the wing first.
        Works Great!
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        • Bill
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          Re: minwax acrylic over decals?

          Thanks.
          Do you think a cleaning of the non painted areas with alcohol would remove
          the mold lubricant, so the Minwax would not require a rub in first?

          On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 4:30 PM, Grossman56 [via Motion RC Forum] <
          ml-node+s1075610n4965h64@n5.nabble.com> wrote:

          > Yes, slap her on LOL!
          > Seriously, I did my Mustang a while ago, right over decals with no troubl=
          e.
          > Recently did a little leading edge reenforcement on my Waco with some red
          > duct tape and then coated it with Minwax and that worked great as well.
          > Just beware that if you aren't doing a surface that has already been
          > painted, you'll have to rub the Minwax into the surface. See the Minwax
          > topic in the forum. I tried applying the first coat on my Waco much like
          > I'd apply a coat of wax to a pair of shoes, rub it in and it removes any
          > leftover mold lubricant (and there will be some!), let dry then coat
          > again. Try it in a small area under the wing first.
          > Works Great!
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          • Grossman56
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            Re: minwax acrylic over decals?

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            • Bill
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              Re: minwax acrylic over decals?

              Thanks.

              On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 7:00 PM, Grossman56 [via Motion RC Forum] <
              ml-node+s1075610n4992h1@n5.nabble.com> wrote:

              > Give it a try, I did with some IPA, but the results weren't the best, I
              > found it a lot quicker just to rub the Minwax in. Hippie 64 (Brian) air
              > brushed Minwax on and said the results were really good as well!
              >
              > Grossman56
              >
              > This is my Waco that I rubbed the Minwax in first
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              • doctormike
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                RE: minwax acrylic over decals?

                Originally posted by Bill, Alcohol will remove mold release. I have also discovered that Varathane waterbase polyurethane is much better quality than Minwax.
                Thanks.
                Do you think a cleaning of the non painted areas with alcohol would remove
                the mold lubricant, so the Minwax would not require a rub in first?

                On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 4:30 PM, Grossman56 [via Motion RC Forum] <
                ml-node+s1075610n4965h64@n5.nabble.com> wrote:

                > Yes, slap her on LOL!
                > Seriously, I did my Mustang a while ago, right over decals with no troubl=
                e.
                > Recently did a little leading edge reenforcement on my Waco with some red
                > duct tape and then coated it with Minwax and that worked great as well.
                > Just beware that if you aren't doing a surface that has already been
                > painted, you'll have to rub the Minwax into the surface.  See the Minwax
                > topic in the forum.  I tried applying the first coat on my Waco much like
                > I'd apply a coat of wax to a pair of shoes, rub it in and it removes any
                > leftover mold lubricant (and there will be some!), let dry then coat
                > again.  Try it in a small area under the wing  first.
                > Works Great!
                >
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                > below:
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                Originally posted by Bill, I clearcoat over decals, however, I now use Varathane waterbase polyurethane. It\' much better quality. The Doctor
                I am going to put my first Minwax acrylic on my plane. Will the Minwax be ok over the decals that are already on the plane? If I have decals to add, should I put the decals on before or after the Minwax?
                Thanks

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