I was at Wally World the other day and picked up a tool that is great for positioning decals, even very small and delicate decals. It is in the dental section and is made by a company called Butler. The tool is a “Gum Stimulator” and has been very useful for moving decals for positioning and snugging them down in panel lines and other tight areas. It has a well made anodized aluminum handle and a finely tapered rubber tip. They have a website at www.jbutler.com but I have yet to see if the tool is shown there.
Here’s the link:
https://commerce.jbutler.com/consumer_products.asp?nCategory_ID=21&nGroup_ID=81
Thanks for the tip!! I’m going to have to pick that up ASAP!! As well as the tongue brusher!!! LOL
That’s funny as I just received one today from the dental hygenist when she cleaned my teeth. Although I am going to use mine in my mouth, not on decals. [;)]
I use a Q-tip or paintbrush to position my decals.
Mike
Try it for decal positioning, especially tiny ones. You might like it Mike.[;)]

I’ve alywas used those eye shadow pad things…when I’m not dressing up in drag and all on the weekends that is! [:I][:o)][C):-)]
Woody,
That is exactly the same one that I received. [:D]
Mike
A drag queen bagpipe player? That’s scary!
[(-D]
Mike