Evo RG ガンダム00ライザー XN 水転写デカール:貼り付けのコツとテクニック
By Cool Dragon Hobby | Published: 2026-08-19
Category: ハウツーガイド
RG 00ライザー XNにエヴォ水転写デカールを貼る技術をマスター。準備、貼り付け、トップコートまで、完璧な仕上がりを目指すためのガイドです。
Water slide decals can transform a model kit from good to stunning, and the Evo RG Gundam 00 Raiser XN (00RXN) Water Decal sheet is one of the best ways to add intricate details to your build. Whether you're a seasoned builder or just starting, applying decals can be tricky. This guide will walk you through the essential tips and tricks to get perfect results every time.

The Evo RG 00 Raiser XN decal set is designed specifically for the Real Grade kit, offering sharp markings and colorful accents that bring out the mechanical details. In this article, we'll cover everything from preparation to sealing, ensuring your decals stay put and look great.
Why Choose Evo Water Decals?
Evo decals are known for their high quality and precision. Unlike standard stickers, water slide decals conform to curved surfaces and panel lines, giving a painted-on look. The Evo RG Gundam 00 Raiser XN decal sheet includes markings for the XN unit, GN drives, and various warning signs, adding realism to your kit.
When compared to the included stickers, water decals are thinner and less prone to peeling. They also allow for repositioning before they set, making them ideal for beginners who want a clean finish. If you're building the RG 00 Raiser XN, investing in a quality decal set is a game-changer.
- Thin and durable, they blend into the surface seamlessly.
- Repositionable before final setting, reducing mistakes.
- Includes extra markings for the XN upgrade parts.
Essential Tools for Decal Application
Before you start, gather the right tools. You'll need a pair of tweezers, a hobby knife, a cotton swab, and a soft cloth. A decal setting solution like Mark Softer can help decals conform to curves, while a decal softener is optional but recommended for tricky spots.
Also, have a bowl of clean water at room temperature. Cut out each decal as needed, not all at once, to keep the backing paper from curling. Keep your work area well-lit and dust-free to avoid particles sticking to the decals.
- Tweezers for precise handling
- Hobby knife for cutting decals
- Cotton swabs and cloth for cleanup
- Decal setting solution (optional but helpful)
Step-by-Step Application Process
Start by cutting out the decal you want, leaving a small border of clear film. Dip it in water for about 10-15 seconds until it slides freely on the backing paper. Slide it onto the model using a damp brush or your finger, positioning it carefully.
Once in place, gently press out any air bubbles with a cotton swab, working from the center outward. If the decal wrinkles, apply a drop of setting solution and smooth it out. Allow it to dry completely before handling.
For curved surfaces like the shoulders or GN drives, use a decal softener to make the decal snugly fit the contours. This prevents lifting and silvering, which occurs when air gets trapped under the decal.
- Soak decal briefly until it releases from backing.
- Slide into position, then press out bubbles.
- Use setting solution for curved areas.
Sealing and Protecting Your Decals
After all decals are applied and fully dry, it's crucial to seal them with a clear coat. A matte or gloss topcoat not only protects the decals from scratches but also blends them into the plastic, eliminating any visible edges.
Apply a thin, even coat of topcoat, holding the can about 15-20 cm away. Let it dry for at least 24 hours before handling the model. This step is especially important if you plan to pose or display your kit frequently.
If you're using the Evo RG Gundam 00 Raiser XN decals on a kit with a glossy finish, a gloss topcoat will keep the shine consistent. For a military or realistic look, a matte topcoat works better.
- Always seal decals with a clear topcoat.
- Hold the spray can at a consistent distance.
- Allow full curing time before handling.
Troubleshooting Common Decal Issues
Even experienced builders encounter problems. If a decal tears, don't panic. You can often repair it by applying a small piece of clear decal film over it or using a drop of glue and repositioning the piece.
Silver film appears when air gets trapped. Fix this by piercing the decal with a needle and applying setting solution to flatten it. For stubborn bubbles, let the decal dry and then lightly sand it with fine grit sandpaper before topcoating.
If a decal doesn't stick, ensure the surface is clean and free of oils. Wipe the area with a cloth before application. Using a setting solution can also improve adhesion.
- Repair tears with clear film or glue.
- Pierce and flatten silvering with a needle.
- Clean surfaces to prevent peeling.
With these tips, you'll be able to apply Evo water decals like a pro, elevating your RG 00 Raiser XN to display-quality status. Remember, practice makes perfect, so don't be afraid to experiment. For your next build, consider trying the Evo RG Gundam 00 Raiser XN Water Decal to add that extra layer of detail. Happy building!



