decal removal

[Anonymous]

I believe that Hearld King Decals are out of production but many dealers may have significant inventories. The following web site lists a few dealers as having good inventories but I am not sure how old the page is. Good Luck.

http://www.greatdecals.com/HKing.html

[Anonymous]

Over the years I have noticed that even the real railroads will apply lettering to freight cars that is crooked or not very even.Usually in such cases it is only off by a little but it's nice to see the real railroads have this problem too.

[Anonymous]

Contact Miller Advertising. A.K.A. "Herald King",
They can, and do, at least they used to, offer reruns of discontinued decals. Sorry, I don't know if they have a web site, but if they do, I'm sure askjeeves.com can find it.
Good luck! Todd C.

[Anonymous]

Thanks guys, 1st i'll try moving it with the solasetand brush (i just have to move it up a bit) if that doesn't work a few panels of rust might be in order. And as a last resort anyone have herald king B-561 B&O boxcar decals ?

[BRAKIE]

You can also remove the decal with solaset and a fine tip and unused paint brush.Gently work the decal loose with solaset and the brush,you can also relocate/straigthen the decal by doing this.

[snowey]

depending on how much it's screwed up, you can also leave it on & weather over it. Also, remember, real railroads sometimes make mistakes in their lettering, too! So, you also might want to consider that.

[Anonymous]

you can remove it but it will be destroyed. use the same solution you used to put it on and take a eraser and lightly rub it off. good luck!

[Anonymous]

Is there anyway to remove a decal once it's been set with Sol a Set? I recently screwed up a herald on a set of Herald King decals and i need to move it.