Door stickers - position advice please

[Jo67]

Hi
I bought these stickers http://street-race.org/DS3-sport-1 and have put the DS3 rear panel ones and am very happy with them. However, I'm really in a quandary how to position the door stickers. I feel I should follow the body line which rises a bit from the front so the sticker won't be level with the floor it will be sloping up at the back, but with the curve under the line I'm a bit concerned about the stickers not adhering properly. If I put them underneath straight, then I'm a bit worried they'll look out of kilter with the sloping lines of the door.

If this makes any sense, or if you've got stickers on the doors and can offer an opinion as to the best position (possibly doesn't have to be at the top), I'd love to hear what you suggest.

Thanks, Jo.

[BeefMasta]

The best thing to do is photoshop it, then you can get exactly how you want it and then apply the stickers.

[Jo67]

The best thing to do is photoshop it, then you can get exactly how you want it and then apply the stickers.

Good idea. The hassle of locating a photoshop programme might be better than getting it wrong.

[cyclone]

The graphics will adhere just fine its a nonissue. With BeefMasta on photoshopping , it is always a good idea to use an image program to play around with the look before making the final decision.

[Kat]

Good idea. The hassle of locating a photoshop programme might be better than getting it wrong.

If you've not got photoshop/photo editing software, you could try GIMP: http://www.gimp.org - I've not used it for a few years now but I remember it being pretty decent, especially for free software

[cyclone]

If you've not got photoshop/photo editing software, you could try GIMP: http://www.gimp.org - I've not used it for a few years now but I remember it being pretty decent, especially for free software

lol still use GIMP for stuff like that, being a cheep bastard and all. Good idea Kat.

[lfcrule1972]

Beefy used to be a gimp

[cyclone]

Beefy used to be a gimp

[Jo67]

Thanks everyone for your helpful tips. :bow: