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I have a mint original 1954 Bel Air wagon and am wondering what I can spray over the Di-Noc Transfers (tape) to keep it from drying out. I noticed that clear lacquer was NOT recommended. They used "Transfer Top Coat R.M. XP-2857". What the heck is that? Any help would be appreciated.
Ron
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If it were mine I would use a furniture polish like Pledge. Even though it is not a real varnished surface like furniture it will be very mild and should prevent further drying of the decal. I would not recommend putting any clear coat or other top coat over the old decal. I have used Pledge on dash decals with good results.
Sounds like a great wagon.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks. The literature I have copies of shows a guy spraying on the Transfer Top Coat. That's the material I would like to ID.
If you're ever in the Twin Cities area give me a call.
Ron
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Hi Ron,
Welcome to Chevy Chat.
I just sent you an email.
Drop a line after you get a chance to read it.
Take care.
Bill.
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Thanks. The literature I have shows a guy spraying on the Transfer Top Coat. That's the material I would like to ID.
Ron Hey Ron, Did you ever ID "the" material?? Hope all is well.... Bill.
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