Classic Transfers - Petrol tank lining

[Peter Morris]

Thanks Guys

I hope I can contact you when the time comes - Peter, sorry for hijacking your thread Hope your second attempt is a success.

Regards Mick

I'll let you know how it goes Mick

[Peter Morris]

Mick, I have managed to get the tank done, using water as per the videos is definitely the way to go.

It's still a bit tricky, if like me you ain't got the patience for it, and they ain't perfect, but I don't care enough to do them again.

[dave16mct]

Looks great Peter, good job!
Dave.

[Mick D]

Thanks Peter

I hope I have as much success as you when I tackle the job.

Have you sealed the decals and if so what did you use?

Regards Mick

[century]

beautiful alloy tank

[Peter Morris]

Thanks Dave/Bodgie, they aren't as good as they look in the picture.

Mick, The tank is off getting a clear coat right now. It is a 2 pack clear coat, instructions said don't use cellulose.
I was given instructions by Classic Transfers what to use and how. I'll post them later.

Peter

[Peter Morris]

Here's the instructions that came with the stickers...


CLEAR CELLULOSE WILL CAUSE THE TRANSFER TO SHRINK
AVOID AT ALL COSTS

OVERCOATING WITH TWO PACK CLEAR LACQUERS: Some of our
customers in the specialist motorcycle painting business have perfected
the art of overcoating our transfers with Two Pack Clear Lacquer as
follows: DO NOT ADD EXTRA THINNERS. Generally a light mist coat is
applied followed by a full coat some 30 minutes later. However not all
Two Packs are to the same quality and we are unable to guarantee this
method.
YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK
Classic Transfers, P.O. Box 17, Wotton-Under-Edge, Glos, GL12

[Mick D]

Thanks Peter

Hope it all goes well, do you know what brand 2 pack is being used?

Regards Mick

[Peter Morris]

No Mick, but I'll ask when I pick it up.