Contest Numbers/Letters

In article , Todd Pattist
writes:


Ray Lovinggood wrote:

I learned about the soapy water method after I applied
the letters to the tail. :-(

I applied one side dry too, then learned the soapy wet
method. Fortunately, I started on the trailer's fin :-)
Todd Pattist - "WH" Ventus C

I'll be putting contest numbers on my new to me glider. I've done it before,
but what is the "soapy water method?
Thanks,
Steve

"Steve Bralla" wrote in message
...
In article , Todd Pattist
writes:


I'll be putting contest numbers on my new to me glider. I've done it
before,
but what is the "soapy water method?
Thanks,
Steve

Add a few drops of liquid hand dishwashing detergent to a spray bottle full
of water. Spray solution onto surface before applying decal. This will allow
decal to be precisely positioned and moved on the surface as necessary.
Squeegee out all moisture from under decal. You can use a plastic squeegee
for this or even a damp rag. Once you have all the bumps and bubbles out,
leave it alone for a few hours and the sticker will be on there.

--
bumper - ZZ
"Dare to be different . . . circle in sink."
to reply, the last half is right to left


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