Monokote 301

[@DreamingTree1027]

I have no idea how you came up with this but it is genius. Really going to make personalizing my airplanes easier, and great looking. GREAT WORK!

[@pmgodfrey]

WOW! It's been years since I've covered an aircraft, but you can bet the next time I do I'll be using this method because you've shown us how easy it is to apply complex graphics.

[@grosbeakmc]

Thank you for the excellent demonstration. I'm going to try this technique on a fairly simple pattern as soon as I get hold of a sufficient piece of glass.

[@DanStratocaster1]

That was great. Thanks, I'm already getting ideas for the Kit I'm working on!

[@Jr9303]

Awesome video Btw its the ammonia in the windex that activates the glue but acetone will also work but it will be a stronger bond ...

[@chipko]

a great tip! If only I could find some of this Glad - Stick & Seal in the UK...

[@somegeek]

Bad ass. Thanks for taking the time to share this.

[@Rocknranchman]

Very well done! This procedure would work well for making insignias for our Scale Warbirds. Also noseart for say a B-25 or B-17 Bomber.

[@justme7055]

Well done, after watching this I may be able to do this. Thanks.

[@72Z15SS]

SWEET! Now I have to try this technique. I just dig this kind of stuff. Thanks

[@JarretLaMark]

Genious! Who knew that Stick and Wrap would make a good sticker backing? You should have patented this idea and sold it as a hobby product.

[@Luvtoflyhelis]

That is just awesome, thank you for shating this, take care my friend

[@NewJerseyJay]

Dude Awesome video!! Seriously, thanks for the tip!

[@ucrash2]

Bravo! and a great design too

[@igehring]

Thanks for helping. Keep the great job !

[@RR67890]

I have also found out if you use "old" Pressnseal it doesn't release with heat as well as fresh. I had some left over from when I first saw this video almost 3 years ago. It becomes more tacky and I kept pulling up the black monokote.

[@egvalera]

great transfer idea - would like to know if you removed the clear backing from the monokeote before you applied it to the glass with the windex thank you for the adivce

[@s8bell]

Excellent. Thanks for posting this.

[@hopeso]

@hopeso Thanks, I really appreciate your informative and helpful post. And that was pretty fast reply. I have a lot of videos posted and I find that I'm not alerted to most of the comments that I get. I have to visit each and every posting and read through the comments section. Have you run into this problem and if so, how do you fix it?

[@RR67890]

Everyone talking about plotters, and computers, why are you even looking at this video? The idea is something you can do yourself and get a decent looking design. I find it hard to draw a circle, but I have used this technique with great results. Something I never thought I could do. If I wanted something perfect I would shell out thousands of dollars for someone else to do it. I prefer learning how to do this for myself. And NO, I can't scan vectorize, output to vinyl, but I can do this.

[@hbk2flyer]

Nice trick! Pretty KEWL.

[@tisoy909]

is it really critical to let it sit overnight, is it possible to just clean the monokote lay down the press n seal and then apply the heat right away after laying it down on the monokoted piece??? its a very nice idea thanks for your input i will copy that

[@Betts456]

I could be wrong, but what your doing looks just like vinyl cut letters. u could take that image, scan it, use a program like coreldraw to vectorize (make it into line) and then you can output on a vinyl cutter... computer cut vinyl is real a excat. Then apply transfer tape to it, which is like your glad material. then apply the vinyl to the monokote on the plan..

[@igehring]

Fantastic ! What is windex made of ? I don´t find this product in my country. thanks a lot !!!

[@xcraft39]

Excellent work, I'd like to embed this video in my website with your permission.

[@TGC357]

Excellent! Thank you very much!

[@jackzon8434]

excellent, thanks for sharing this!

[@Kitver0]

*bows down to you in worship*

[@dopeybear420]

wow nice skills, i hope to be as good some day

[@FyreMunky69]

I Am Interested In Using Monokote On A Sonotube Telescope Body Any Suggestions Or Articles I Should Look At...??

[@hopeso]

Are you using regular Monokote with th "dry" adhesive or the trim Monokote with the sticky adhesive?

[@pecanpatch]

That is what I want to know.

[@bottomgunner]

you used a piece of glass as your work base. is that a piece of plexi glass

[@Denso2131]

Now thats what I call labor of love....

[@paulg712006]

Awesome! Thanks!!!!!

[@pecanpatch]

Is this iron or monocote or a self adhesive trim sheet?

[@wpockl]

Awsome!

[@jozafax]

Great !

[@daz20003]

wow that is great!!

[@jozafax]

Nice tip, thank you.

[@greenleaftreefrog]

WOW

[@4rdF1Hunny]

SuuhhWEEETT!

[@daz20003]

wow that is great!!