I had a couple people ask me where I got the peel and stick vinyl numbers for my car at Watkins Glen. My wife makes them for me, she is willing to make some up for $20. I'll bring them with me to Palmer this weekend if anyone is interested. Obviously, send me a PM with details. I have pictures of my car upon request. Not anything special but maybe avoid having to use painters tape at the last minute before tech.
Abdi
Vinyl numbers and classification.
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brucesallen
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Re: Vinyl numbers and classification.
buy Contac paper (used for covering shelves) and cut your own. Almost free. Comes off easily. But don't be a doofus and use duct tape or blue masking tape.
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Re: Vinyl numbers and classification.
Abdi
I'll take a set for the Clam Shell, 239 SC. That way I don't have to be a DOOFUS anymore for using blue tape.
Clam
I'll take a set for the Clam Shell, 239 SC. That way I don't have to be a DOOFUS anymore for using blue tape.
Clam
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Mark Swinehart
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Re: Vinyl numbers and classification.
Sandy -
Sorry Mr. Clam but that won't solve all your issues.
Sorry Mr. Clam but that won't solve all your issues.
Re: Vinyl numbers and classification.
[quote="SandyClam"]Abdi
I'll take a set for the Clam Shell, 239 SC. That way I don't have to be a DOOFUS anymore for using blue tape.
Clam[/quote
Done! I might have her print out a big clam for you also.
I'll take a set for the Clam Shell, 239 SC. That way I don't have to be a DOOFUS anymore for using blue tape.
Clam[/quote
Done! I might have her print out a big clam for you also.
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