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Any ideas on keeping your window sticker safe forever?
there was someone on the forum (this one or another) that had his original window sticker matted and framed under glass with several pics of his car. i looked top shelf!
some librarys and museums use a spray that preserves paper, and then a good frame shop has glass that will kept out harmful rays... that is the high end of it... or just frame it for 6.99 or laminate it.. but once you laminate it, it will obviously not be paper anymore... depends on how much you want to spend.
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Ask your local schoolmarm to take it to her school and laminate it for you. Freebie! I'm married to one so she did it for me. Of course it wasn't exactly free as I had to listen to her stories about how they all came up with their "guy stories" about how fanatical we are about our cars and trucks. (As if!!!)
Ask your local schoolmarm to take it to her school and laminate it for you. Freebie! I'm married to one so she did it for me. Of course it wasn't exactly free as I had to listen to her stories about how they all came up with their "guy stories" about how fanatical we are about our cars and trucks. (As if!!!)
Lamination is indeed the way to go tgo accomplish what you want.
Lamination WILL RUIN the sticker in a few years. Take it to a good frame shop and tell them you want it DRY MOUNTED under UV glass. That will do it!
(PS - not cheap approx $125-150 dollars)
Lamination WILL RUIN the sticker in a few years. Take it to a good frame shop and tell them you want it DRY MOUNTED under UV glass. That will do it!
(PS - not cheap approx $125-150 dollars)
Why do you say this? I had the old sheep skin laminated more than 30 years ago and it still looks great.