Bill Welch said,
"I think little bit of decals would do the trick ... However not sure how to make them removable."

Well, Bill, I couldn't resist replying to that one. Canopy cement (or Hob-e-Tak which I use) is hte answer.  Apply a very small dot on the car side, apply the decal mostly dry, do not use setting solution, then remove the decal when desired!

Todd Sullivan

On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 09:28 PM, Todd Sullivan wrote:

Well, Bill, I couldn't resist replying to that one. Canopy cement (or Hob-e-Tak which I use) is hte answer.  Apply a very small dot on the car side, apply the decal mostly dry, do not use setting solution, then remove the decal when desired!

Todd Sullivan

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Cannot wait to see photos Todd.

Bill Welch

I’ve applied route cards, placards, and remnants to many freight cars in my fleet. Here’s a blog post with details and images.