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Sorry, I'm at it again...Decalcomania Page

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William Holohan
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Sorry, I'm at it again...Decalcomania Page

Post by William Holohan »

Another interesting find. Canadian Museum of Science and Industry has a very interesting collection of decalcomania (decalomania). Well illustrated and well written history of the technique.

http://www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca/E ... strial.cfm
Last edited by William Holohan on Thu Jan 25, 2007 3:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Patrick Mackle
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Post by Patrick Mackle »

William,
Please make no apologies. I had purchased a lot of decal related products and just haven't had the time to start experimenting. This site offers some exciting examples of original uses and methods.
Thank you for posting your finds.
Pat
Larry White
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sweet...don't appologize, keep searching!

Post by Larry White »

Well you just do that cousin...find that stuff and post it RIGHT here!

Nice find, I look forward to reviewing it all! Rick had done quite a bit of research on the subject and had recreated some of it for his restorations.

-Larry
Danny Baronian
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Post by Danny Baronian »

Don't forget to look on the green page too.

Rick was explaining how to do transfers at a Conclave one year, but didn't make time to take notes.

Fortunately Lee Littlewood did, which is posted here: http://www.theletterheads.com/glawson/decalomaniac.html

It describes the process from Rick's instructions, which Lee used to make in his shop.

Danny
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