Hi, Eric (@eb801). I am fairly new to this 3D printed decal stuff. The first set I used was a 1/72 Kits-World set for a B-17. They worked well, but didn't come with any instructions or a placement diagram. I checked YouTube and the video I watched said not to use any decal chemicals (MicroSol, MicroSet, etc) and to use super glue on things that require big bends, like seat belts. This Quinta set is my 2nd try. I like the way they look and feel. The 3D effect is well-done. They have good instructions and placement diagrams. They didn't seem to stick as well as the Kits-World set, but that may have been my fault. I applied the Kits-World over a shiny surface, just like decals. I tried skipping a step and applied the Quinta set over a non-shiny surface. Using superglue attached them just fine. All-in-all, I like these sets and will keep using them. I think some parts look better than the Eduard pre-painted sets, especially the instrument panels. You can also bend these without worrying about the color flaking off. 3D sets work just like decals, so soak and apply, while Eduard involves cutting and cleaning up the small tabs. Also, Eduard lately seems to put the interior detail in one package, and the seat belts in another package, while the 3D resin interior sets include the seat belts. My advice would be to try a set and see if you like them.
