Micro Mark sells a "plastic modelers chisel" that has rounded edges that don't gouge out the plastic as much. I've used it and it works fine. Yes, it's "Micro-Mark" and yes it's expensive. ($21.95) But I like it. *NM*

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Micro Mark sells a "plastic modelers chisel" that has rounded edges that don't gouge out the plastic as much. I've used it and it works fine. Yes, it's "Micro-Mark" and yes it's expensive. ($21.95) But I like it. *NM*

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Is there a tool/chisel for removing detail before using decals? *NM*
- Micro Mark sells a "plastic modelers chisel" that has rounded edges that don't gouge out the plastic as much. I've used it and it works fine. Yes, it's "Micro-Mark" and yes it's expensive. ($21.95) But I like it. *NM*
- DSPIAE makes them in various widths, also very expensive, BUT edge is flat on 1 side, beveled on the other--much better control, less gouging, less slipping into fingers... *NM*
- Thank you for the quick replies. *NM*

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