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Right, after some 5 years of hobbying I'm finally working up the nerve to start decalling stuff.

I've got my micro-sol and micro-set on the way as well as gloss and matte varnish, but the only tweezers I own are the crappy ones that came with an old penknife.

My question to those of you who decal then, is what tweezers do you prefer to use when getting the job done?

Can't go wrong with swiss tools. I have pair of #3 watchmakers tweezers that are older than I am. Whatever you get, you want needle-nose.

winterdyne wrote:
Can't go wrong with swiss tools. I have pair of #3 watchmakers tweezers that are older than I am. Whatever you get, you want needle-nose.

Cheers, winterdyne, few are more qualified to answer these sorts of questions than you.