Took a look into a display case of mine and came upon a problem.
Dry Phoenix weather caused a Fandango model to get annoyed and kick off its hood label!
Now, what to do, do I leave it off or re-attach it? And how would I re-attach this label?
SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
JASON
Re: SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
Jason, I would be inclined to leave the label off the model and not try to reglue it.
MOTORMAN
"Kill all my demons and my angels will die too"
"Kill all my demons and my angels will die too"
Re: SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
I agree with Al, better to leave it off. This is one of those models that is often seen with glue bleed to the label and it does not take much environmentally for them to fall off. In my opinion it will probably look better as it is now as opposed to a reattached glue affected label.
Re: SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
You could use photo glue. I don´t know, if you know, what i mean - its a glue, that hold a photo in an album, but one can rub it off easily from paper and all other surfaces.
Roland
Variations are bad for limited showcases
Variations are bad for limited showcases
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Re: SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
I agree with Roland, I would a use a low-tack glue from any office or art supplier, rather than lose the label altogether.
Ghosthunter.
Ghosthunter.
Re: SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
My favorite glue for such problems is Elmers School Glue. It dries clear and can be removed with warm water at anytime down the road. Excess glue cleans up easily with warm water on a cotton bud.
It might be time to start my "Bucket List."
Re: SON OF A FANDANGO!!!
Thank you for the comments everyone. For now, I will leave the label off and store it in the model's picture box.
JASON