HOW TO ADD TRANSFERS / DECALS USING MICROSET AND MICROSOL: A Step-By-Step Guide

Thank you for this Guide I was losing my mind on Admech Decals now they look fantastic !

Great video, what type or what kind of paint brush are you using, thanks

So you need glue not water?

Really simple to follow, thanks.

Do I need to worry about the matte varnish spraying onto the gold trims? Will that take away the shine of the gold?

do you let the decal dry from the water before you take it off the paper?

Great demonstration of the process. Thank you!

Quick question, do you seal the model before applying the micro set? Or is it safe to go straight in the model as is? Thanks and great video!!!

Whoa! Does this eliminate that step some people recommend where you cut a slit into the transfers for shoulder pads so they won't have the big wrinkles? If so then I need to get some of this stuff asap because those methods still didn't work for me.

Extremely nice and easy to follow guide. My iron hands can now use the symbol of the chapter

Looks upside down tbh

this channel is the best for learn the basics . finally someone who actually explaining the stuff

Can transfers be painted or washed over once they are set?

This is definitely most helpful

Im restarting my whole chapter step by step from your videos dude. Thanks so much!

This was a very informative and easy to follow guide. Especially considering that there are a lot of conflicting guides on transfers.
Thank you so much for this!
Liked and subscribed. ❤❤

For homemade decals, will any waterslide decal film work or is a specific film required? Isn't waterslide film extremely thick?

If you paint a coat of gloss varnish prior to using Micro Set and placing the decal, the edge of the decal will blend right in and virtually disappear. After letting the Micro Sol dry, use dull varnish

You are consistently one of the best channels to watch for beginners like me. Thanks for all your helpful videos!

Hey man. I know I've commented a bunch already but I'd like to come back again and give you a humongous thank you! I used this method to put the transfers on my Caladius and although there was some trial and error (emphasis on the latter) I'm very happy with the results. These are some of the biggest transfers I'm likely to ever apply (each is about the size of my thumb). I will definitely use this for transfers in the future as I'm no longer intimidated by them!

Very interesting video. Exploring getting back into model aircraft - is this suitable for large decals as one might find on an airliner?

I am going to decal a redemptor drednought how much should i put on as i cant really go to the edge lioe you did eith the space marine

Most aircraft modellers will gloss coat their models prior to applying decals. It ensures a nice smooth surface for the decal to sit on then use m-sol and set or other such product. After dry and cleaned up a bit they spray an over coat of matte or semigloss depending on the effect they desire.

Once more, you’ve made a frustrating process much easier. Thank you, sir!

Good tutorial, but how would you adapt this to large transfers like the Forge World custodes sheet? The microset dries too fast to get them in position and i actually just ruined a nacelle on my Caladius and have to redo it because I tried to remove the transfer

can you do this on any model? half tracks, etc

Very well explained, thank you. Just ordered the bits and am fully motivated to put the finishing touch on my boys Orcs!!

Can you Show battle damage please 🫶

Finally. Exactly what ive been looking for. Because ive been using the excuse that theyve suffered "battle damage". Battle damage... on clean models.

Thank you.

Really helpful guide! Transfers have been abit daunting for a while, got the bottles of Micro set and sol but saw conflicting guides, this seemed to work really well! Time to do the rest. Thanks!

Just got both MSet & MSol. Really simple to follow guidance and cadence to your tutorials. Cracking. Mega thanks 😊

I've always believed that decals should be applied to a gloss surface to minimise the risk of silvering . There is a school of thought that the Micro Sol is just diluted vinegar

I hate doing decals but this video made life easy ❤

Your videos are brilliant they've helped me alot thank you. I wondered how my painting looked streaky till I seen your paint thining vid. 😊

I wish i had found this video sooner. I've been having trouble applying the decals to my first space marines but now I'll be able too make them look much better.

Hey, good on a video demonstrating microset and microsol. I found it very strange how few in tabletop miniatures seem to know about them. I guess they are more traditional in the world of military modeling.

WOW! Just found your channel. Really love your style to tutorial videos. Defiantly Subbin. Great Job!

Damn...I have so much trouble with this because I am so impatient.

One question - what's the rough drying time on these solutuons? And what's the kind of working time we have with micro set once applied?

thx

Thank you thank you thank you!!! These basics tutorial videos have saved me. You are so patient and neat and thorough with the process and I learn so well from these videos.

Thanks for making this easy step by step video. This hobby noob is very grateful.

Very interesting method, I will try that in a future painting.

My Microsol reactivated my paint - any ideas?

Love this channel. Keep it up !

Yes. Good. Like.

Ultramarine painting please?

The best tutorial about decals that I have ever seen.