Live and learn.......
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Melting Slicks
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Live and learn.......
I know there was a thread close to this one, but anyways, I have taken the winter to mod. my interior. The parts I ordered from Carskinz are AMAZING. I highly recommend Chris and his truly Quality work. I will have pics up asap. But anyways I had also ordered a steering wheel decal from west coast corvette and it did not last but a week on my car without falling off. It was only 25 bucks with shipping but still. Does anyone know where I can get a good steering wheel decal that will last? Please let me know.
From now on, I will make sure to check on all mods before buying, Does anyone else have a mod they regret or DO NOT recommend?
it would really help to have feedback on such items. Thanks guys!
From now on, I will make sure to check on all mods before buying, Does anyone else have a mod they regret or DO NOT recommend?
it would really help to have feedback on such items. Thanks guys!
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Try Randy at HRW Motorsports (forum member blacksedan87). I got a Cyberdine decal from him and put it on my steering wheel. That was back in November and from all indications it is not coming off anytime soon.
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I also tried one of the flat decals from WCC and they are a pain in the butt to install. Also, you need to make sure your steering wheel is nice a warm when you install it. If this is a winter mod and your car is in a cold garage, you might want to wait until the summer.
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I agree with jrose7004, surface prep is very important. I've had mine on for over 3 yrs & its as good as ever. (hot & humid Tx & now cold & dry Illinois). I used tweezers to position it without getting my fingers on the adhesive.
