Applying dry transfers - Part 2

Advanced techniques for applying Archer Fine Transfers using the dry method. Applying over uneven surfaces, applying fine lettering and aligning numbers and letters.

[@johnkelley9877]

I used the method for multiple numbers and I cannot tell you how much it helped after watching this tutorial. My numbers were correctly spaced and level. Thanks for making this tutorial.

[@MrPettj]

Many Thanks for the tutorial vids. I just bought some archer decals for a model tank and i was lost on how to apply them. After watching your video i was impressed on how easy it is. I will be buying more ...thanks archer

[@ottonichols3433]

Trying my hand at victory markings on my 20 mm flak today! Your tutorial videos are some of the best on KZbin. I will never buy another company's transfers again. You have gained a lifelong customer!!

[@zod65]

Many thanks for the tutorials.

[@russellgosselin3325]

Excellent tutorial. Much appreciated :)

[@dvdfnny]

How about covering the dry transfers with Future? Or something to make a lens on a speedometer or other dial? Getting ready to use your Opel Blitz transfers.

[@cetitm]

I have bought more of these from Letraset (Made in England) in a big hope, but they are already a bit vintage and it is completely impossible to rub them down - the original glue layer has dried out already a long time ago. Any idea how to rescue them/make them applicable again ? (The only way how I could get them down from the backing sheet was using a very strong duct tape, but there is of course no further way how to get them down from the sticky duct tape) How to make sure when buying them that they are still usable and not dried out ?

[@abnfscoord]

+ce ti They have a 100% guarantee, simply return them to Archer.

[@HurricaneStudiossub]

what is the name of the paint?

[@ferdockm]

Could you maybe re-film using 4k for a better definition? It's hard to see the details. Thanks

[@paulcjohnson1]

Impossible to get 3 digits on the turret of a 1/72 scale tank

[@sajinovich]

Its similar to Letraset.

[@SilentKiller-mr2xu]

u can do it so easy things need:dry transfer decal model kit coin or any scrubbing tool exacto knife or scissors

[@SilentKiller-mr2xu]

easy peasy lemon squessy

[@SilentKiller-mr2xu]

don't need any fancy stuff

[@EMTBAFV]

I'm not understanding this I bought them they come with the blue like card water slides comes with and there's another white card wet media paper!? Why are you putting them on that blue card that they come with? And what do I do with this wet media paper? It's the German dials I have.