Scouty Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 HomeDepot has many things. It's more of a, well, house hold depot X-D . However, I am unsure if they will have Pritt. Also, there are other products for applying stickers as well. Even a thin glue will do, but I'm not sure of anyother products will harm the lego. Try double-sided tape. That should work :capn: . No need to keep going like this: |-/ . It's unneccessary. Quote
Capn Frank Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 Rubber Cement would probably work too. (anybody knows if it harms bricks?) i've used it on my UCS ISD Millenium Falcon and the bricks were just fine when i took it apart. Quote
Eurobricks Emperor Bonaparte Posted December 23, 2006 Eurobricks Emperor Posted December 23, 2006 Rubber Cement would probably work too.(anybody knows if it harms bricks?) i've used it on my UCS ISD Millenium Falcon and the bricks were just fine when i took it apart. There might be a difference between putting this on a brick or on the print of a minifig torso. Maybe this doesn't damage a brick, but it could damage the torso print... Quote
Scouty Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 I would use rubber cement with caution, I'm not sure if it will harm the lego bricks. Quote
babyjawa Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 Hey! This is my specialty. Sticker Paper is okay, but it is only the 3rd best option, 2nd being decal paper, and first being Waterslide decal paper. Waterslide Paper is quite expensive and is difficult to find, but Kaminoan who is located in the U.S. can help. He can print out custom decals made by yourself and he can also print out his custom decals for you. Here is his site. Quote
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