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Very silly question, but.....
Do the stickers go on the inside or outside of the glass? I had thouight inside but as the windows are smoked and the photos of the stickers taken here look clear and not as if they are behind smoked glass?Daron Brewood
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Ah ha right. So in that case do they not come off when washing etc? Also concerned about members of the public peeling them off!Daron Brewood
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Right.. and cleaning is not affected?Daron Brewood
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Nope
One tip is to warm them slightly, just rub for a bit to get the back a bit stickier, below says hairdryer, but rubbing the actual stickers works for me.
1. Clean surface thoroughly in preparation for Decal.
2. Heat sticker & surface. i.e. with hairdryer
3. Peel Back Backing paper to reveal decal.
4. Place in desired location being aware you cannot re-use after placement.
5. Flatten and rub Backing paper with plastic card. i.e. bank card
6 Pull backing paper away to reveal finished product.
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Originally posted by WTF View PostNope
One tip is to warm them slightly, just rub for a bit to get the back a bit stickier, below says hairdryer, but rubbing the actual stickers works for me.
1. Clean surface thoroughly in preparation for Decal.
2. Heat sticker & surface. i.e. with hairdryer
3. Peel Back Backing paper to reveal decal.
4. Place in desired location being aware you cannot re-use after placement.
5. Flatten and rub Backing paper with plastic card. i.e. bank card
6 Pull backing paper away to reveal finished product.Citroën DS3 Racing 2011 Polar White
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Hmm surely the instructions should be:
1. Clean surface thoroughly in preparation for Decal.
2. Heat sticker & surface. i.e. with hairdryer
3. Peel away backing paper to reveal back sticky side of decal.
4. Place in desired location being aware you cannot re-use after placement.
5. Flatten and rub front protective paper with plastic card. i.e. bank card
6 Pull front protective paper away to reveal finished product.
Hmm now I'm worrying about heating the glass. Mind you in this weather it's probably not needed. Then again I'm going to hold off until after Andy has detailed the car to ensure I get the best out of it!Daron Brewood
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Originally posted by dbrewood View PostHmm surely the instructions should be:
1. Clean surface thoroughly in preparation for Decal.
2. Heat sticker & surface. i.e. with hairdryer
3. Peel away backing paper to reveal back sticky side of decal.
4. Place in desired location being aware you cannot re-use after placement.
5. Flatten and rub front protective paper with plastic card. i.e. bank card
6 Pull front protective paper away to reveal finished product.
Hmm now I'm worrying about heating the glass. Mind you in this weather it's probably not needed. Then again I'm going to hold off until after Andy has detailed the car to ensure I get the best out of it!
Then after it's there you can and should carefully re-wax the area as well as the sticker itself.Citroën DS3 Racing 2011 Polar White
ZRP con rods, Wössner pistons, Forge Ind. Kit, Forge IC hard pipes, etuners S3 (E85, launch control), Clemens-Motorsport IC, cylinder head porting, oil pump mod, Devils Own WMI, Forge BOV, Powerflex rear engine mount, LEDs, Citroen mudflaps, Ragazzon de-cat/200cc sports cat, Mongoose catback
Ex: BMW M135iA (2008) * BMW M3 E46 SMG2 (2003) * Subaru Impreza WRX STi (2007) * BMW M3 E46 (2001) * Seat Leon 1.8 TS4 (2003)
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That is muchly appreciated. In that case I'll see if Andy is happy to assit in sticker application as part of the detailing process
Andy......... ?Daron Brewood
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Originally posted by dbrewood View PostHmm surely the instructions should be:
1. Clean surface thoroughly in preparation for Decal.
2. Heat sticker & surface. i.e. with hairdryer
3. Peel away backing paper to reveal back sticky side of decal.
4. Place in desired location being aware you cannot re-use after placement.
5. Flatten and rub front protective paper with plastic card. i.e. bank card
6 Pull front protective paper away to reveal finished product.
Hmm now I'm worrying about heating the glass. Mind you in this weather it's probably not needed. Then again I'm going to hold off until after Andy has detailed the car to ensure I get the best out of it!
I've never heated the glass, I did say:
Originally posted by WTF View PostOne tip is to warm them slightly, just rub for a bit to get the back a bit stickier, below says hairdryer, but rubbing the actual stickers works for me.
I'll do a guide video when I get a chance.
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Cheers - thanks for that.
Got a bit of time as hopefully Emily is sorting out the issues with my decal order, them will wait for the detailing session.Daron Brewood
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