show props
but yah i assume most of the signs at shows are custom made by yourself or at a local shop. 
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Originally posted by cambo
one product.
etch-a-sketch.
nuff said.
one product.
etch-a-sketch.
nuff said.
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Rep Power: 306 I made my "winner's circle" tiles from materials I bought at the local Lowe's.
2.5 sheets of plywood
About 4-5 boxes of 12" vinyl self-stick tiles
~ around $100 in materials
Cut each sheet of plywood three times to make 4 2'x4' sections, and the half sheet once
Apply tile in checkerboard fashion identical on 8 of the sections
Then REVERSE the pattern on the last two.
Then arrange the sections 4 lengthwise on each side, and the two reversed ones in the middle at each end. (The reversing of the patter makes everything line up when you rotate the end sections 90 degrees)
And you end up with an almost perfectly-sized "winner's circle" for you car to be displayed on. Just roll her onto the pad and center things up. You can also add more sections to the middle if you want to be sure no one see the ground under your car. If your ride is low enough, that shouldn't be a problem, though.
And there you have it.
2.5 sheets of plywood
About 4-5 boxes of 12" vinyl self-stick tiles
~ around $100 in materials
Cut each sheet of plywood three times to make 4 2'x4' sections, and the half sheet once
Apply tile in checkerboard fashion identical on 8 of the sections
Then REVERSE the pattern on the last two.
Then arrange the sections 4 lengthwise on each side, and the two reversed ones in the middle at each end. (The reversing of the patter makes everything line up when you rotate the end sections 90 degrees)
And you end up with an almost perfectly-sized "winner's circle" for you car to be displayed on. Just roll her onto the pad and center things up. You can also add more sections to the middle if you want to be sure no one see the ground under your car. If your ride is low enough, that shouldn't be a problem, though.
And there you have it.
yep, i talked to andy also..
we got the last mold they made with the NO TRIM.
whoopty doo.
so i just got on majestichonda.com and ordered a NightHawk Black Pearl hood trim (OEM) and im gonna put that one on there..
btw, did you get the tabs to reach on the inside of the hood?
if not, how'd you get it to stay on??
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Light Bright sounds pretty good as a hood prop
we got the last mold they made with the NO TRIM.
whoopty doo.
so i just got on majestichonda.com and ordered a NightHawk Black Pearl hood trim (OEM) and im gonna put that one on there..
btw, did you get the tabs to reach on the inside of the hood?
if not, how'd you get it to stay on??
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Light Bright sounds pretty good as a hood prop
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Rep Power: 333 Hey 1siksivik I really dont like that second sig you have under the one my little bros. made for you man..That sig on the bottom looks pretty ugly man.. No offense...
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