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Originally Posted by Leo.G
With decals (and some electronics development) I've used a slippery medium (dish washing liquid) to slide the decal/negative into place without trapping air. Back when I was putting expensive decal sets on newly sprayed forklifts, the old pin in the air hole worked wonders too and wasn't visible, along with a good sponge to push the air out the holes. Removing an incorrectly placed decal meant a full respray for the new forklift (Forklift technician at TNT Forklifts in Mascot many years back and got to do lots of HORRIBLE jobs). All new forklifts got a full respray before delivery.
This may or may not help, sorry, it's the best I have.
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Thanks Leo. It's been an interesting quest, I think I'm converging on a solution by using an application fluid (think car window tinting) but have noticed the edges of the acrylic block still show some sivering. Pressure release film seems to be the "standard" but requires a clean room environment and lamination rollers...plus the film adhesive is rather expensive. Hence I'm still experimenting.