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10-09-2007, 10:55 PM
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Numbers
I had magnetic numbers for my last autocross car. Now, I need a set for my Corvette. What does everybody use? Where did you get them? What did they cost you? Will they stay on at speed? Like most autocrossers I want to be able to take the numbers off once I get home from an event (or even before leaving the event).
All help greatly appreciated!
Bob B.
All help greatly appreciated!
Bob B.
10-09-2007, 11:08 PM
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sticky magnetic numbers 
Painters blue tape works but I just get some stickers made up at the local sign shop for ~12-16 bucks...they look great but are one use only.
Painters blue tape works but I just get some stickers made up at the local sign shop for ~12-16 bucks...they look great but are one use only.
10-10-2007, 12:37 AM
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Avery Labels #3383 Sticker Project Paper 8 1/2"X11"
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Micro Soft Word Art
Make your own and you can even add infill colors. They stay on at speed even in the rain. They come off easily and quickly with absolutely no residue to clean up. Tested at PIR and Thunderhill.
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Micro Soft Word Art
Make your own and you can even add infill colors. They stay on at speed even in the rain. They come off easily and quickly with absolutely no residue to clean up. Tested at PIR and Thunderhill.
10-10-2007, 07:06 AM
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Go to Walmart and get white medium sticky shelf liner. Make patterns from Word. any size and style you want and cut them out with exacto knife. Takes about an hour and you can cut out 2 or 3 at a time. They work great and stay on at all speeds and all weather. I carry a full set and just replace them as needed. JD
10-10-2007, 08:13 AM
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http://www.izoomgraphics.com/index.php?main_page=index
That is where I got mine. very nice and about $60 a door. You can take them on and off several times depending on how well you take care of them.
That is where I got mine. very nice and about $60 a door. You can take them on and off several times depending on how well you take care of them.
10-10-2007, 03:35 PM
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Go to Walmart and get white medium sticky shelf liner. Make patterns from Word. any size and style you want and cut them out with exacto knife. Takes about an hour and you can cut out 2 or 3 at a time. They work great and stay on at all speeds and all weather. I carry a full set and just replace them as needed. JD
That's what I do. Spend a couple of hours at the beginning of the season and I'm good to go for the year.
10-10-2007, 10:09 PM
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Speaking of track days, what clubs do you run with at PIR? I'd like to come over and check things out the next time you are running. I've been class champ a couple of autocross seasons, but I've yet to do a HPDE.
Thanks,
Bob B.
10-11-2007, 01:43 AM
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Thanks Ed! Just so I'm clear, did you get the static cling, or the reusable vinyl? There's a guy in the club that runs a sign shop and he's trying to get me to order static cling. I'm not sure they'll stay on if I do any track days.
Speaking of track days, what clubs do you run with at PIR? I'd like to come over and check things out the next time you are running. I've been class champ a couple of autocross seasons, but I've yet to do a HPDE.
Thanks,
Bob B.
Speaking of track days, what clubs do you run with at PIR? I'd like to come over and check things out the next time you are running. I've been class champ a couple of autocross seasons, but I've yet to do a HPDE.
Thanks,
Bob B.
I instruct with the BMW, Porsche and Audi clubs. If you want, you can come along and ride for free.