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Old Sep 17, 2002
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What is the best way to install body decals over moldings?...I have that damn piece running straight down the side of my doors....should i just tuck it in or what?
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Spray on a mixture of dish soap and water on the decal and on the part of the car that u want the decal on....once it is on, position it to the way you want it (no worries, the soapy solution will neutralize the adhesive), then take a hot air dryer and blow it over the deca till it fits snug...then take a very sharp knife and cut along the moulding....the hot air dryer will shrink the decal to fit tightly into spaces...


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cut along the moulding?....like cut the sticker..mmm...

the moulding runs allll the way down my door and side of car...as does the decal.

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you gonna hafta cut the decal along the molding...maybe you could actually stick it on the molding but cut slits where the molding meets the car paint[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] thats what i would do.....
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hella nice graphics
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where did you get that decal from?
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i usually hate decals and graphics... but those look kinda nicee
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Cool azz guy from canada that makes them...he can make Anything you want, do custom stuff..or choose his designs that he has already done. They are high quality and the colors are great...so yah, give this guy some business [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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silent rage does have great decals, thats where i got mine from. to tell you the truth, its best to get them installed by someone. i tired doing it my self and they came out horrible. i had to re-order mine. you can ask roy this too, the owner of silentrage, that it takes alot of practice to do decals right.
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what kind of shop did you have install them? I'm having a kind of hard time finding a place that feels comfortable doing it.
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I'm sorry this is kind of off topic for the thread, but how do you take care of a decal on your car? I was thinking about having silent rage make me a custom decal, but I don't know how to clean the car afterwards. Are there any special precautions to take when washing/ waxing?
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i got it done at a shop that makes and installs signs for company cars, only this shop also did car decals. just look under "signs" in the phone book and there should be shops that do auto decals.
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Man, they have some SYCK designs! I'm DEFINITELY gonna holla at them when I get my car repainted.
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