Liked the design, but hate the quality. Maybe mine was defective. There are 3 major flaws. I will stay away from this company from now on. I have used many types of decal before. Bandai, Samuel Decal, Delpi Decal, HIQ parts, and DL model decal #1 These G-Rework decal are very thick. All of those decal mentioned above would take 5-30 sec to detach from tap water. These ones needs at least 2 min each before I can remove it from the backing sheet. #2 There are no instructions. There are numbers, but the color don't match. #14 and #15/#16 are supposed to be the opposite side, but #14 looks grey while #15/#16 are white. Turns out I had to refer to their product photograph to match the locations of the decal. #3 I have used Mr. Setter and Softener like I do in other decal. They all go on without a problem, pushed out all the water and air bubble. and leave it for a day or two to cure. When I applied a few thin coat of flat clear (like what I do with the other decals), it had excessive silvering, decal edges were very visible because of its thickness, and the graphic became fuzzy. All the other decals I used were still somewhat legible. Honestly it looked worse than stickers. At least stickers don't silver or crack. At the end, I had to strip down the whole kit and go with Delpi instead. Everything went on smoothly. Bonus test: I used the leftover decals with the same technique. I had to spray a VERY thick coat of flat clear to hide the edges. You can see the G-Rework cracks all over on bare plastic. DL has a little melting issue (because I sprayed 5 times more clear than I normally do). I did some relocation for the DL and wanted to see how many times I can move the decal before it rips. I also did a scratching test at the end, maybe I scratched too hard on the bandai decal. Overall, I am happy with everything else except G-Rework.