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So how hard is it to get that off?
I've used these before work fine. Now just have to figure the Logo.
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Easy
Same way you get an elephant out of a tree!
Kinda like taking the 4x4 decals off a truck or pin striping or lettering or the famous wood grain decals on the old station wagons.
An eraser, Like a pencil eraser on a wheel run by an air motor or electric. Heat also works good just depends on how long it's been baked on the car.
holy ****.. i figured it would be like 1k
K.. i want those for my 62... just the old plymouth logo
And the body has to be perfect or the same gremlins you see in paint will show up.
Amazon around $25.00K.. i want those for my 62... just the old plymouth logo
Nope. And that was just for a basic, an American Flag
Must be harder than it looks. Seen a few wrapped cars and was not impressed.
Those look good on more cars than AAR Cudas. Have a set that I was thinking would work on my 68 Barracuda, also the rocker gills.
69 Camaro
Wrong year. These are actually functional.
Unconventional
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Fred, you came across the basis for my question. Covering that hideous fake wood on a wagon.
I remember the first time having to replace that wood grain decal on a wagon 1/4 panel. What a pain in the back side.
Then the next decal was a supper chicken on a Firebird hood.
Rather paint it on, much better.
Unconventional
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I was just thinkin' somthin' fast and easy to cover that wood. Now that I look little closer, part of the trim round the wood is missing.I remember the first time having to replace that wood grain decal on a wagon 1/4 panel. What a pain in the back side.
Then the next decal was a supper chicken on a Firebird hood.
Rather paint it on, much better.
Thinkin'
Good Evening All!
Howdy.
Because two wrongs don't make it right... but two rights make a leftI remember the first time having to replace that wood grain decal on a wagon 1/4 panel. What a pain in the back side.
Then the next decal was a supper chicken on a Firebird hood.
Rather paint it on, much better.
So, im an appointed qualifier for our collector car plates. I signed up and got everything set up over the winter. First call i get is a guy that wants the cheap insurance, not because its a collector car, but because it meets the criteria.
Do they re pop those gilles
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