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Hybrid+Decal=Hybrical

It's available both dry transfer and wet transfer. Let me explain with picture

It's printed on opaque film. Thickness/Stength is between dry decal and water decal.

After this beta test, I'm going to collect opinions from the people who used it and adjust the thickness.

Of course, you can using a topcoat, but avoid using industrial thinners or Kungs' multi-thinners.(Mild-thinner possible)

So, with the tip of the knife or the tweezers.

When you put in a knife, if it's as dirty as mine, the hybrid can stick to it, so use something clean.

you hold it like this. done. it's simple.

Sit on the attached surface and add a drop of water in advance.

1. You can lift it up again until you rub it, so don't worry about fixing it.

2. Drop a few drops of water before attaching a large-area decal to remove air bubbles

and it's possible to just rub them lightly or press hard. (see picture below)

It's like this from a distance. can't see the bubbles well.

if you look at it closely
Left - Apply a drop of water in advance - think about how to apply water on sheets. 
Right - no water - air bubbles, high strength, and high risk of damage to the hybrid

You can apply a small amount of water before attaching all hybrids.

Small decals such as cautions are allowed to skip water.

We recommend that you apply a drop of water over a certain size in advance
Please selectively use it according to size.
If you are going to work carefully, I recommend you to use water in all sizes.

Click and check out On Youtube

Hybrid+Decal=Hybrical

It's available both dry transfer and wet transfer. Let me explain with picture

It's printed on opaque film. Thickness/Stength is between dry decal and water decal.

After this beta test, I'm going to collect opinions from the people who used it and adjust the thickness.

Of course, you can using a topcoat, but avoid using industrial thinners or Kungs' multi-thinners.(Mild-thinner possible)

So, with the tip of the knife or the tweezers.

When you put in a knife, if it's as dirty as mine, the hybrid can stick to it, so use something clean.

you hold it like this. done. it's simple.

Sit on the attached surface and add a drop of water in advance.

1. You can lift it up again until you rub it, so don't worry about fixing it.

2. Drop a few drops of water before attaching a large-area decal to remove air bubbles

and it's possible to just rub them lightly or press hard. (see picture below)

It's like this from a distance. can't see the bubbles well.

if you look at it closely
Left - Apply a drop of water in advance - think about how to apply water on sheets. 
Right - no water - air bubbles, high strength, and high risk of damage to the hybrid

You can apply a small amount of water before attaching all hybrids.

Small decals such as cautions are allowed to skip water.

We recommend that you apply a drop of water over a certain size in advance
Please selectively use it according to size.
If you are going to work carefully, I recommend you to use water in all sizes.