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Be careful. The future is hotter than you might think. I used it on some inkjet decals, and it melted the ink a little. It works great on laser decals. Laser decals are not ink. They are tiny bits of colored plastic melted together to make an image. That's why small images like contingency decals are not as crisp using an inexpensive laser printer like the one I use.
Quote from: MarkJ on December 15, 2021, 12:50:18 PMBe careful. The future is hotter than you might think. I used it on some inkjet decals, and it melted the ink a little. It works great on laser decals. Laser decals are not ink. They are tiny bits of colored plastic melted together to make an image. That's why small images like contingency decals are not as crisp using an inexpensive laser printer like the one I use. Thanks Mark. I've got some old AMT decals I want to try and save. Do ya think the Future will work on them? They're pretty old.
Cut off a part of the decal sheet that has some lettering or something that doesn't really go on the model as a decal and try some future on it as a test. i'm guessing it would work fine. I'm sure they are not ink jet decals. Just one light coat should do the trick but give it a good 24 hours to cure.
