Hi James, thank you for watching my video. To be honest I like them both. Mr.Hobby setter is more powerful and makes the decal softer faster. With it you have to be careful to press the decal down gently or it will easily get torn. The Sol is more gentle, yet still effective. The Sol reacts better to the hairdryer heat too, Mr.Hobby setter makes the decal too brittle under heat. However for difficult pieces like my diffusors, the Mr.Hobby gets the job done easier and sometimes I'm left speechless at how the decal manages to cover a difficult shape perfectly. The Set is even softer than Sol, I love it for easier pieces like flat parts. Hope that helps James ☺️
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Thanks for sharing your process. Do you prefer the Mr. Hobby solutions to Microsol and micro set?
Hi James, thank you for watching my video. To be honest I like them both. Mr.Hobby setter is more powerful and makes the decal softer faster. With it you have to be careful to press the decal down gently or it will easily get torn. The Sol is more gentle, yet still effective. The Sol reacts better to the hairdryer heat too, Mr.Hobby setter makes the decal too brittle under heat. However for difficult pieces like my diffusors, the Mr.Hobby gets the job done easier and sometimes I'm left speechless at how the decal manages to cover a difficult shape perfectly. The Set is even softer than Sol, I love it for easier pieces like flat parts. Hope that helps James ☺️
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