While my experience with Bake-On Decal Paper was outstanding, my experiments with Rub-On Decal Paper by Papilio did not turn out as well. The basic premise of this paper is that you print your decals on this special clear paper, spray it with adhesive, turn it over, and rub the decal onto the surface. The ink transfers to the surface along with a thin clear film, and after a day or two it becomes fairly strong. The problems with using this paper for minimates were clear right from the start. Click the title to read all about it.
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