oldfarmerboy
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I would like to do a simple graphic of silver racing strips like on the older sports cars. Has any one done this? Where is the best place to get these?
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Bob Denman
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www.powersportswraps.com
Pete'll fix you up! :2thumbs:
Pete'll fix you up! :2thumbs:
kyspyder
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Here is an example of powersportswraps.com product in use.View attachment 80561View attachment 80562View attachment 80563View attachment 80564View attachment 80565
These stripes are 3M reflective WHITE not silver, but silver is available.
KYSPYDER
These stripes are 3M reflective WHITE not silver, but silver is available.
KYSPYDER
Bob Denman
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I'm beginning to notice a common theme to these posts... :shocked: 
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jcthorne
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I had these installed here in Houston. They match the ones on my GT pretty well I think.
I tried the ones from PowerSportsWraps but failed miserably so was out the $$ on those. Takes a good deal of know how and a steady hand to trim and fit. They do not come already cut to size to fit the areas. Some have been able to do them themselves and the material seemed of good quality, just beware its not all that easy to DIY with the curves and angles on the bike.
I tried the ones from PowerSportsWraps but failed miserably so was out the $$ on those. Takes a good deal of know how and a steady hand to trim and fit. They do not come already cut to size to fit the areas. Some have been able to do them themselves and the material seemed of good quality, just beware its not all that easy to DIY with the curves and angles on the bike.
Harvey
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Installing graphics
Try using cut tape for your curved or unusual shaped graphics installation. You can learn more about it at this website. http://www.langeman.com/WrapCut/what-is-wrapcut
Bob Denman
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Very nice... :clap: :2thumbs:
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