Step 1: I pin the Decal Paper to something and start spraying. Like all spray jobs, Start with at least one light coat, followed by several medium coats. With WB paints, start with several light coats. The surface is smooth and shiny and has a water repelling effect. Just go lightly at first, it'll work. To speed up the drying, any covering heat gun does the trick. This paper takes the heat very well. Once the color is on, three medium coats of Bonder. It will dry very quickly with the heat gun, otherwise, it takes a while. Dry each coat before going to the next. Don't worry if it looks grainy or orange peel, it levels out once applied and dried. The next step is when I use the Drafting Velum. I am old school and was a draftsman before CAD was introduced. I do all my designs on a board and that is why I have it in rolls. You can use any paper that is see through, or buy it in individual sheets from Michaels or Hobby Lobby. I did this before the wings and tail was attached, but you get the Idea. Tape the paper where you want it. sketch the outline and any patterns. If using straight lines, dot the end points and straight edge when removed. Cut and recheck your work. I started with solid yellow and did the fuse in multiple sections. The paper will let you know how big section you can do. On this one, the turtle deck was done as a right right and left half. two sections for the front and one for the cockpit area. I then spray on the 77 adhesive and mount on a poster board. I made two sets each. One copy for the yellow and then cut out the second copy marked R for the individual red. I then brush on either the Easy Cote or the WB top coat to the depron and let dry.. This will act as a glue when U put on the decals. The poster board is now you pattern and start cutting. I use the vinegar to soak the decals in. If you painted over clear paper and used thin coats of paint, use warm water. Slide onto place, with downward pressure from the paper towel, soak up the excess and when secure, squeegee with the foam. Let dry for an hour before adding the red. The vinegar really softens it up and when it dries, it settles nicely into the surface. If you had thin decals and used the warm water, brush on the vinegar over the top and let dry. Solvaset will really settle decals. I use only on many layered painted ones. When U brush this over top, it will crinkle like paint remover, just let it dry overnight. DON'T PANICK AND TRY MESS WITH IT! Spray on a clear coat for further protection, future floor wax is what many plastic modelers use. I did not use any on the Ultimate Bipe. The picture you see was taken tonight and the plane is 4 years old. If U see some edge peeling later on during use, just wet a brush with top coat or even water thin white glue and slide underneath the peeling and blot. Damn that was a lot of words. I hope this helps.