by JBConn
Maybe this is a stupid question, but...
I'm going to repaint/decal several passenger cars for which the decal stripes cross the window area. The first approach that comes to mind would be to remove the shell, remove the "glass", apply the decals across the gaps where the glass used to be, then at some point when safe to do so, trim the decal and reinstall the window.
Some of the decals I have applied lately are so very fragile, however, this makes me a bit apprehensive.
On the other hand, trimming to fit around up to ten or so windows a side seems a bit too tedious.
Any hints, tips, or techniques you can provide would be appreciated.
Thanks
I'm going to repaint/decal several passenger cars for which the decal stripes cross the window area. The first approach that comes to mind would be to remove the shell, remove the "glass", apply the decals across the gaps where the glass used to be, then at some point when safe to do so, trim the decal and reinstall the window.
Some of the decals I have applied lately are so very fragile, however, this makes me a bit apprehensive.
On the other hand, trimming to fit around up to ten or so windows a side seems a bit too tedious.
Any hints, tips, or techniques you can provide would be appreciated.
Thanks