1:64 scale decals
Do anybody know a good website that I can get some 1:64 scale decals I am looking for some numbers different colors & flame some lightning's different colors. I'm also would like to have some of my logos as well.
Discussion
This website has some nice decals....
shop.mycustomhotwheels.com/
- Wow they got some nice stuff and prices are very reasonable — Bolo_Brown
- I've gotten some from MCHW and they're top notch. They will also custom print for you if you need a good quantity. But for generic-ish stuff, they can't be beat. And their offering of licensed logos and stuff is also great. Scooby Doo!! — redlinederby
- Totally agree. Most decals I've bought, I get from them. Great service and reasonable prices. Other than that I buy decal paper and print my own. — Chaos_Canyon
- I like to print my own also, creativity is the limit! — G_ForceRacing
- "BROUGHT TO YOU BY: MY CUSTOM HOT WHEELS, FOR THE BEST DECALS, DIORAMAS, AND MORE!" Cool website, man. — LottaSpeedRacing
Milo custom shop
And diecast details on fb are also good choices especially if u want white toner decals
Innovative Hobby from ebay. I put them on your car and used a sealer. Looks good!
Also check out hhwcustoms. They have some inexpensive decals and a lot of different headlights.
- sweet thank you — G_ForceRacing
- Thanks — Bolo_Brown
- Thanks will do! — Clint
- They have some sweet 3D parts! — LottaSpeedRacing
As far as number and striping decals go, Ultracal has been offering 1/64th racing decals for many decades. They're marketed for the slotcar hobby but are appropriately sized for most 1/64th scale diecast. They are peel and stick but are made from very thin material (mylar?). If applied correctly, they will contour to the tightest body curves and won't wear/rub off like water transfer decals can.
https://www.innovativehobbysupply.com/brands/ultracal-decals.html
Great question Bolo. I've been curious myself. Lots a great answers!
I bought some from Mod My Ride off ebay and they are pretty good decals...
I've got a 1960 El Camino, and wanted it to be sponsored by Jolly Rancher, to fit it's back story in my Lotta Speed Showroom.
I just simply cut out the "Jolly Rancher" from a wrapper, and put some plumping effect nail polish to keep it on, and got the plumping effect so it might kind of magnify the look. 
Hey Bolo, you can try eBay first or Josh Paufler at Rust Belt Customs.
i also use bedlam creations. I'm sure you remember the R-Lo logos on the hoods of the cars I sent to you. He's a bit pricey and takes long but best quality for sure and you can get ones from him that show up on darker paint.