Trans Am bird rear decal I bought a Trans Am text rear decal a couple years ago, but I don't remember where. The bird is fading at the top and stuff. |
I've gotten some stuff from Brent Franker in the past. Google his name and you should find his site. He's a very nice guy and has good products. I have the bird overlay on the front, and it's been on there since July of 05 and still looks great. |
Originally Posted by BriancWS6
(Post 12894579)
I've gotten some stuff from Brent Franker in the past. Google his name and you should find his site. He's a very nice guy and has good products. I have the bird overlay on the front, and it's been on there since July of 05 and still looks great. |
yep, Brent Franker FTW. I got a rear decal like the OP was talking about for my TA a couple of years ago and it looked exactly like stock and still looks great. |
Brent Franker is awesome. Here's a pic of the decal I got from him a month or so ago! It's awesome! http://i484.photobucket.com/albums/r...6/cover002.jpg |
Well, I bought the decal and it was a sheet with the bird on it. |
Ok. And the problem is? |
Originally Posted by BriancWS6
(Post 12923030)
Ok. And the problem is? |
If you don't like how it is, just cut them out individually. If it's like all the things I've seen in the past, it's best to all be on the same sheet as it makes applying it easier and keeps the proper spacing vs trying to eyeball it. |
Originally Posted by BriancWS6
(Post 12923125)
If you don't like how it is, just cut them out individually. If it's like all the things I've seen in the past, it's best to all be on the same sheet as it makes applying it easier and keeps the proper spacing vs trying to eyeball it. |
Maybe your not familiar with how to apply this type. What you do is to remove the backing and then spray some water with a drop or two of soap onto the decal (adhesive side), now position it where you want it to be and squeegee out the excess water. Allow it to dry for a while, then remove the front sheet to reveal the finished product. Brent has instructions on his site, and probably even sent some with the decal. |
Originally Posted by BriancWS6
(Post 12923139)
Maybe your not familiar with how to apply this type. What you do is to remove the backing and then spray some water with a drop or two of soap onto the decal (adhesive side), now position it where you want it to be and squeegee out the excess water. Allow it to dry for a while, then remove the front sheet to reveal the finished product. Brent has instructions on his site, and probably even sent some with the decal. |
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