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Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Terre Haute IN
St. Jude Donor '06-'08
Originally Posted by Stonecutter908
Absolutely love it.
Instructions and $ spent pls.
Instructions and $ spent pls.
Here goes. COST: Maybe $.75
INSTRUCTIONS: I merely created the desired shape by pressing a piece of paper on the spoke to get a rough shape. I then cut the paper to fit. Next, I went around the shape with a magic marker to define the edges and then I scanned it. From there I used a graphic program to create the shape, duplicated the shape ten times for the rear and ten times for the front (different size wheels) and printed it on clear label sheets in black. Sprayed with Matte Finish to make it water proof. Cut the individual pieces just outside the black area (since it was printed on clear label sheets.) Then just peel and stick. It is not vinyl, so it is not totally permanent. When I find the proper material, I will make them again. Hope this made sense.
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From: Terre Haute IN
St. Jude Donor '06-'08
Originally Posted by RandW
Are those vinyl inserts? Looks good, changes the wheel dramatically. Try this on your center caps
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From: Sacramento CA
Impressive, very creative! I work next door to a sign shop, does all the lettering for our trucks. I'll find out what something like that would cost and how much un-cut material is, if you'd like. Again, the creative minds around here is astounding.