Have you looked at graphicsexpress.com? They have some really nice packages. Sorry, I can't answer your question directly - I haven't done business with them.
Have you looked at graphicsexpress.com? They have some really nice packages. Sorry, I can't answer your question directly - I haven't done business with them.
That's cool man np im going to check out your site now thanks for the info ^^
oh ya it'll definitely still stick. this is done very frquently. a lot of people use that trick. it'll probably tell you that in the instructions, actually.
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1998 SVT Cobra #4941 of 5174 built on June 19,1998
4.30s, Speedcal, WMS CAI, Pro 5.0 shifter, Sniper Tuner, March pulleys, Mac O/R H pipe, Flowmaster orig. 40's, King Cobra clutch, D/S rotors, FRPP 9mm's, Max. Motorsports C/C plates, Termy front control arms, H&R SS springs, MM solid steering rack bushings, Tokico HP struts and shocks, Mac subrames, HID Bi-Xenon 6000k kit, Saleen 18" wheels, Saleen S-281 spoiler, sequential tails
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oh ya it'll definitely still stick. this is done very frquently. a lot of people use that trick. it'll probably tell you that in the instructions, actually.
awesome so basically I just take the stickers off,a nd just wet the rocker panels with soapy... dishwater soap... and juyst slide my decals in an apporiate place and let it dry excellent idea thanks guys
you mix it and put it in a spray bottle. spray the service (not too much) and then spray the decal (not too much either). apply it to the surface and work out all the bubbles or foreign objects that may be underneath. allow it to dry about 24 hrs. dont drive until then. before you do this read the directions, they should give you this info. for installation too. if not, i don't know if i'd try it. the decals may not be compatible with with the soapy water technique.
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1998 SVT Cobra #4941 of 5174 built on June 19,1998
4.30s, Speedcal, WMS CAI, Pro 5.0 shifter, Sniper Tuner, March pulleys, Mac O/R H pipe, Flowmaster orig. 40's, King Cobra clutch, D/S rotors, FRPP 9mm's, Max. Motorsports C/C plates, Termy front control arms, H&R SS springs, MM solid steering rack bushings, Tokico HP struts and shocks, Mac subrames, HID Bi-Xenon 6000k kit, Saleen 18" wheels, Saleen S-281 spoiler, sequential tails
Up Next: Termi diff, 31 spline Axles, LPW girdle, MM LCAs
you mix it and put it in a spray bottle. spray the service (not too much) and then spray the decal (not too much either). apply it to the surface and work out all the bubbles or foreign objects that may be underneath. allow it to dry about 24 hrs. dont drive until then. before you do this read the directions, they should give you this info. for installation too. if not, i don't know if i'd try it. the decals may not be compatible with with the soapy water technique.
thanks man, yeah I think Bob white may have a FAQ for me on their site think an old windex spray can will do fine?
A clay bar will remove any impurities - dirt, wax, road particles - that are stuck in the clearcoat. Otherwise, once you apply your decals, those impurities might show through as small bumps. Here's some more info. http://www.properautocare.com/rempainconov.html
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