Very nice.

What brand and model of printer do you use? I looked on the HP web site, but didn’t find any mention of a ghost white printer, must black and white and color. I have a LaserJet 1200, which is pretty

I agree with Bob Chaparro's assesment of Prismacolor pencils. I would encourage taking this a step further and combining this with decals or dry transfers. Michael Gross on one of his tutorials on

Peter, I can't help you with this problem but as an alternative I recommend using Prismacolor Verithin (not regular Prismacolor) art pencils. I've conducted several 'hands-on" chalk marking clinics

Quite possibly it’s purple in colour and stinks to try and stop tramps drinking it. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Liquid Poured On A Grain Load In response to a photo of grain in a box car, Red Battreall commented that he worked at an elevator in the early 1950s. He stated, ..."after we filled the car to the

I think we call methylated spirits "denatured alcohol" over here in the states

This is my hobby. I couldn’t make enough at decals to compete with my day job. I have done special runs for friends at cost and supported the Carolina RPM with the Southern vent boxcar, but have no

Nelson, The Ghost White is a cartridge that replaces the black. I can switch. I gave a clinic at the Greensberg, PA RPM on the Ghost White. I plan to give it at Winston-Salem’s Carolina RPM

I have found when using British dry print transfers that have dried out methylated spirit helps them to adhere to any matt or gloss surface. Paul

Looking good Tim, nicely done. Fenton

In my experience, CDS dry transfers seem to have problems with applications over gloss (Such as Accu-Paint). Dull coat makes it workable. I agree that a slight warming helps the transfer material

Ok if you say so. I can't think of a single reason not to apply them over gloss. Tim O' -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

well done! -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Obviously must depend on storage conditions. I've used transfers 25+ years old with very few problems. But one thing I always do is to transfer the SMALL stuff to decal paper first, and

Tim, Peter is using dry transfers, not decals 😉 In my experience, dry transfers work equally well over both gloss or flat. Regards, Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

Stephen That’s looking really good. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

After potting around with this for a few weeks, I finally got a good result. I tried several ways of pressing aluminum foil on the outside of the door, but nothing would get the detail to show

A word of warning. One of the reasons that Accurail makes no recommendation for a product to selectively remove lettering is over the past thirty years we have used paint from at least a dozen

Dry transfers eventually go bad. They are sticky ink printed on wax paper; pressing them against another surface causes the ink to stick to the surface better than it sticks to the wax, and it