wonwinglo
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Always looking for products that do the job but not always of model shop origin then try this swish tip-
When you use iron on film where the overlaps go can be a real headache,sometimes the film will lift and oil will get into the structure,the problem is that most commercial products set far too hard and eventually split and crack,well nip down to your local supermarket and go to the floor cleaning section,here you will find a product called 'Johnsons clear' this is intended for application onto floors and seals the tiles and everything else,the beauty of this product is that it is very thin and manageable and a bottle will last for years,you will continue to find other applications for this unique product such as sealing decals and transfers etc.
Use a small brush to run the liquid around the edges,and by the way it does not give off those dangerous smells that things like Tufcote do,so there is another bonus.
When you use iron on film where the overlaps go can be a real headache,sometimes the film will lift and oil will get into the structure,the problem is that most commercial products set far too hard and eventually split and crack,well nip down to your local supermarket and go to the floor cleaning section,here you will find a product called 'Johnsons clear' this is intended for application onto floors and seals the tiles and everything else,the beauty of this product is that it is very thin and manageable and a bottle will last for years,you will continue to find other applications for this unique product such as sealing decals and transfers etc.
Use a small brush to run the liquid around the edges,and by the way it does not give off those dangerous smells that things like Tufcote do,so there is another bonus.