license plate restoration
06-30-2013, 09:25 AM
#2
Melting Slicks
I used Larry Hoeft about 10 years ago. Turnaround was 10 days and cost was $35/plate.
http://www.thelmasgarage.com/plate.htm
http://www.thelmasgarage.com/plate.htm
06-30-2013, 10:27 AM
#3
Melting Slicks
Rick Schutte at California Stripes does it. Phone is 818 STRIPES, he is in Van Nuys area. I've seen other places that do really good jobs also.
06-30-2013, 04:13 PM
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Www.calicenseplates.com
I suggest Jim at the above website. He is in Northern CA. He has done several sets for me. Perfect work and color. Not cheap but worth the $$$
Tom.
I suggest Jim at the above website. He is in Northern CA. He has done several sets for me. Perfect work and color. Not cheap but worth the $$$
Tom.
06-30-2013, 10:12 PM
#5
Melting Slicks
www.mojoartworks.com
Did mine. Came out great. Very reasonable. Very quick. Recommended to me by a serious license plate collector.
Don't restore your license plate until after you register the car. Your state's DMV requires that plates not be altered (and that means restored). You might have to show it to them before they will let you use it. If so, show them the old unrestored one. Restore it after they approve it.
Did mine. Came out great. Very reasonable. Very quick. Recommended to me by a serious license plate collector.
Don't restore your license plate until after you register the car. Your state's DMV requires that plates not be altered (and that means restored). You might have to show it to them before they will let you use it. If so, show them the old unrestored one. Restore it after they approve it.
07-02-2013, 07:07 PM
#7
www.mojoartworks.com
Did mine. Came out great. Very reasonable. Very quick. Recommended to me by a serious license plate collector.
Don't restore your license plate until after you register the car. Your state's DMV requires that plates not be altered (and that means restored). You might have to show it to them before they will let you use it. If so, show them the old unrestored one. Restore it after they approve it.
Did mine. Came out great. Very reasonable. Very quick. Recommended to me by a serious license plate collector.
Don't restore your license plate until after you register the car. Your state's DMV requires that plates not be altered (and that means restored). You might have to show it to them before they will let you use it. If so, show them the old unrestored one. Restore it after they approve it.
07-02-2013, 07:14 PM
#8
Melting Slicks
I used Larry Hoeft about 10 years ago. Turnaround was 10 days and cost was $35/plate.
http://www.thelmasgarage.com/plate.htm
http://www.thelmasgarage.com/plate.htm
