Air Bridge Decal Help
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Racer
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From: Williamsburg Virginia
Air Bridge Decal Help
Several months ago, I read a thread that was talking about a new air bridge decal that was not the typical vinyl sticker. The thread said it was a better fit, made of a clear plastic-type resin and basically a peel-and-stick application Can anyone tell me where I can view this decal? Thank you... 
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Fayetteville GA
I dont know if they offer an air bridge decal, but, this vendor has a different product from most decals.
http://www.cyberdinegraphics.com/c5_sw.html
http://www.cyberdinegraphics.com/c5_sw.html
Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Oswego IL
I tried 2 of the 3D air bridge decals. Neither one of them would stick, even after throughly cleaning and prepping the area. Maybe others have had better luck.
I ended up picking up the Duplicolor scratch fix touch up paints (1 in Torch Red and 1 in White). They can be applied with the small brush or the ball point pen type applicator at the top. I used the ball point tip to paint the white flags and red areas of the logo. Turned out great and only costs about $9.
I ended up picking up the Duplicolor scratch fix touch up paints (1 in Torch Red and 1 in White). They can be applied with the small brush or the ball point pen type applicator at the top. I used the ball point tip to paint the white flags and red areas of the logo. Turned out great and only costs about $9.
Drifting
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From: Houston Texas
Originally Posted by Ron71
I tried 2 of the 3D air bridge decals. Neither one of them would stick, even after throughly cleaning and prepping the area. Maybe others have had better luck.
I ended up picking up the Duplicolor scratch fix touch up paints (1 in Torch Red and 1 in White). They can be applied with the small brush or the ball point pen type applicator at the top. I used the ball point tip to paint the white flags and red areas of the logo. Turned out great and only costs about $9.
I ended up picking up the Duplicolor scratch fix touch up paints (1 in Torch Red and 1 in White). They can be applied with the small brush or the ball point pen type applicator at the top. I used the ball point tip to paint the white flags and red areas of the logo. Turned out great and only costs about $9.
Any Pics to share with us of the finished product?
Burning Brakes
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From: Oswego IL
Originally Posted by pewterwest99
Any Pics to share with us of the finished product?
I can take some pictures tonight, but to be honest I haven't taken the time to figure out how to post pictures yet. If someone can put them up I would be happy to email them to you.
Thanks,
Ron
Drifting
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Houston Texas
Originally Posted by Ron71
I can take some pictures tonight, but to be honest I haven't taken the time to figure out how to post pictures yet. If someone can put them up I would be happy to email them to you.
Thanks,
Ron
Thanks,
Ron
Here you go Ron,
pewterwest@gmail.com
Send them to me and i'll take care of the rest.
-Chris-
If you would like me to give you some tips on posting pictures, just ask away and i'll be glad to help.
Last edited by pewterwest99; Aug 10, 2005 at 11:53 AM.
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Racer
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Williamsburg Virginia
Thank you for the feedback
The 3D decal is exactly what I was looking for. I had a paint shop sand, prime and paint my airbridge, so the issue with adhesion shouldn't be a problem, the surface is baby-bottom smooth. Thanks again for the responses. Shayne
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Drifting
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Houston Texas
Originally Posted by Ron71
I can take some pictures tonight, but to be honest I haven't taken the time to figure out how to post pictures yet. If someone can put them up I would be happy to email them to you.
Thanks,
Ron
Thanks,
Ron
Originally Posted by pewterwest99
Here you go Ron,
pewterwest@gmail.com
Send them to me and i'll take care of the rest.
-Chris-
If you would like me to give you some tips on posting pictures, just ask away and i'll be glad to help.
pewterwest@gmail.com
Send them to me and i'll take care of the rest.
-Chris-
If you would like me to give you some tips on posting pictures, just ask away and i'll be glad to help.
I think they turned out pretty good
Safety Car
Joined: May 2004
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From: Naples Florida
Originally Posted by Ron71
I tried 2 of the 3D air bridge decals. Neither one of them would stick, even after throughly cleaning and prepping the area. Maybe others have had better luck.
I ended up picking up the Duplicolor scratch fix touch up paints (1 in Torch Red and 1 in White). They can be applied with the small brush or the ball point pen type applicator at the top. I used the ball point tip to paint the white flags and red areas of the logo. Turned out great and only costs about $9.
I ended up picking up the Duplicolor scratch fix touch up paints (1 in Torch Red and 1 in White). They can be applied with the small brush or the ball point pen type applicator at the top. I used the ball point tip to paint the white flags and red areas of the logo. Turned out great and only costs about $9.
