
When I built the kit the decals dissolved when they were placed in water to soak. I assumed they weren't sprayed with a clear coat after printing.
The complete micro Jayhawk build thread is HERE.

These decals are tiny! As directed in the instructions, let them soak one at a time.
TIP: I've learned over the years to use less water in the soaking bowl. It's easier to get them out of the bowl if the water level isn't too high.

While the decals weren't hard to place, I realize now why the instructions told you to offset the launch lug away from the root edge of the fin. The rear "bars" body wrap hits the lug the way I glued it. I trimmed the decal wraps to fit.

Pledge (with Future finish) acrylic floor finish was set on the lifted edges with a toothpick. It flowed under the lifted edge of the decal and held it down.

I've already flown the Micro Jayhawk twice without the decals.
It's fast off the pad and very stable.
Keep your eyes on this one, it could be easily lost in tall grass.
Thanks to ASP for their quick response!
Wow - that's really nice, detailed little bird with the decals on!
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