Tamiya Mark Fit Comparison Chart

Helps Model Decals Conform to Uneven Surfaces

The Tamiya Mark Fit range is designed to help model decals conform more closely to curved, uneven, recessed, and matte-finished surfaces. This comparison chart makes it easy to see the differences between the three formulas: Mark Fit, Mark Fit Strong, et Mark Fit Super Strong.

All three products come in convenient 40 ml bottles with a brush applicator built into the cap. Standard Mark Fit is a good general-purpose decal solution, while Mark Fit Strong provides additional softening power for more difficult shapes and surfaces. Mark Fit Super Strong is the most aggressive formula and is intended for stubborn decals and challenging applications. Because the stronger formulas may affect some painted surfaces, particularly acrylic finishes, testing on a spare decal or hidden area is recommended before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Tamiya Mark Fit and Mark Fit Strong?

Mark Fit Strong has a more powerful softening formula, helping decals conform more easily to difficult curves and matte-painted surfaces.

Which Tamiya Mark Fit should I use for general decal work?

Standard Mark Fit 87102 is the general-purpose option and is designed to soften decals so they conform to bumpy and curved surfaces.

When should I use Mark Fit Super Strong?

Super Strong 87205 is intended for more stubborn decals and difficult surface shapes where additional softening strength is needed. It is recommended for more experienced users.

Are all three Tamiya Mark Fit products the same size?

Yes. Standard, Strong, and Super Strong are all supplied in 40 ml bottles.

Tamiya Mark Fit Products

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