"Turbo" fender script pics
10-24-2010, 08:44 PM
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"Turbo" fender script pics
I ordered and applied the "turbo" fender script a while back. After installing the CCW's I thought this would give it more of an edge...hell I like it 
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10-24-2010, 10:54 PM
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if I did it myself it can't be that hard! 
...serious!
Make sure everything is wet, wet, wet. Move around until your happy with the location and then squeegee the bubbles.
I went to buy a plastic spatula at Home Depot and just bought their window film applicator kit with solution and everything. Worked perfect.
HINT: print some photos off the internet and pin to the wall in your garage.
As far as waxing...hmm, haven't done that yet other than speed wax.
...serious!Make sure everything is wet, wet, wet. Move around until your happy with the location and then squeegee the bubbles.
I went to buy a plastic spatula at Home Depot and just bought their window film applicator kit with solution and everything. Worked perfect.
HINT: print some photos off the internet and pin to the wall in your garage.
As far as waxing...hmm, haven't done that yet other than speed wax.
10-24-2010, 11:00 PM
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Laid it on with the backing still on, chalked the corners (so know where to align), the peeled back the left edge and began....VERY SLOWLY peel back an inch at a time while using a plastic scraper/puddy knife to keep/get the air out.
If you do get any bubbles, simply pop then with a needle.
Waxing is no big deal, same as w/o decal.
10-24-2010, 11:02 PM
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that would have never occurred to me? Plus...you must be a braver man than me!
I didn't have a single air bubble btw!
I didn't have a single air bubble btw!
I did mine dry
Laid it on with the backing still on, chalked the corners (so know where to align), the peeled back the left edge and began....VERY SLOWLY peel back an inch at a time while using a plastic scraper/puddy knife to keep/get the air out.
If you do get any bubbles, simply pop then with a needle.
Waxing is no big deal, same as w/o decal.
Laid it on with the backing still on, chalked the corners (so know where to align), the peeled back the left edge and began....VERY SLOWLY peel back an inch at a time while using a plastic scraper/puddy knife to keep/get the air out.
If you do get any bubbles, simply pop then with a needle.
Waxing is no big deal, same as w/o decal.
10-24-2010, 11:19 PM
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perfect.
i wouldnt change a thing (and i am picky) on second thought, i would replace the nose panel with a vented one and change the badge to a black one. either way you have my favorite 951.
i wouldnt change a thing (and i am picky) on second thought, i would replace the nose panel with a vented one and change the badge to a black one. either way you have my favorite 951.
