Hi,
I have a Bachmann undecorated wood-side refrigerator car that I would like to make into a billboard car with some custom decals. I have the graphics and decal materials sorted, but I am worried about the wood siding, which has pronounced grooves between boards. There will be some fairly large decals for the "billboard" portion, obviously.
So my question is this - do I work the decals into each of the grooves? Or do I cut the decals at each groove and try to press the ends down into the groove? Or do I just bridge over the grooves? I am sure this has been done by others many times over. Thanks.
Steve H.
Cypress, TX
I have a Bachmann undecorated wood-side refrigerator car that I would like to make into a billboard car with some custom decals. I have the graphics and decal materials sorted, but I am worried about the wood siding, which has pronounced grooves between boards. There will be some fairly large decals for the "billboard" portion, obviously.
So my question is this - do I work the decals into each of the grooves? Or do I cut the decals at each groove and try to press the ends down into the groove? Or do I just bridge over the grooves? I am sure this has been done by others many times over. Thanks.

Steve H.
Cypress, TX