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I need to reuse a decal from a 2nd stage I am servicing, but am not having luck finding a suitable adhesive. Looking for something that will hold a decal on purge buttons and adjustment knobs until the next service, but don't want to use a permanent type adhesive which would make future removal difficult.
Good ideas, thanks. I have considered trying plain rubber cement since it is quite cheap, and it does not really matter if I lose a decal off the adjustment knob on my personal regulators. But I got curious about which adhesive is used during factory assembly, and what DIYers have been using.
Neoprene cement would probably be an improvement over regular rubber cement.
Loctite clear silicone adhesive is perfect for this. Holds very well and is easily removed (sticker may not survive removal though depending how thick you apply it). A little dab should do. A tube is like $4. You can use it for a lot of different applications.
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