It works very well.  But, the secret is to use very little.  I apply a small amount to a rag and wipe the area where I intend to place the piece.  Just a thin film is all you need.  You cannot reposition the piece, so it must be placed accuratly the first time.  If there are trapped bubbles, wipe the trim piece working the bubbles to the edge.  It sets fast, so work quickly.  Other than MonoKote, I have only tried it on Ultracoat and it did not work.  I would practice on a scrap piece first.  You can iron the edges of the piece to ensure a good seal, but don't heat beyond about 1/8 inch into the area.

Paul

Does trim seal fluid work for monokote on monokote only or monokote on other materials.  The bottle does say that it should work for placing other films also.   I haven't got a chance to try it out yet.

Any other experiences out there?

Larry Fernandez' upcoming symposium on using Monocoat should answer all questions about this.  RSVP to "Bob's your Uncle".  Also send a cc to Antone Kephart just to be sure.