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Thanks for reading my mind. I was about to post this very same question since my wife was hinting that she may get me a set for christmas. Thanks for the info C6 fever!
, and be careful with that prep stuff (for lack of a better term ) that they send with the letters, as it is a pain to get off if it is visible around the letters.
And make sure that the center part of the two E's (they are separate small pieces) are inserted at the same angle as the outer part of the letter. Otherwise it will not reflect the same.
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Originally Posted by MagRed04C5
And make sure that the center part of the two E's (they are separate small pieces) are inserted at the same angle as the outer part of the letter. Otherwise it will not reflect the same.
If only someone had told me ... but it's hard for people to see at +90 mph.
I wasn't too careful when I cleaned my letters. I used rubbing alcohol (a no-no I'm told now) and then plastered the goop they send with the letters all over. The result... the letters are on so tight that I doubt I can ever get them off if I wanted to. Yes I did have some of the prep goop that showed, but a bit of adhesive remover got it off quickly. I did mess up one of the E bars, though, so that is a good hint. Bottom line, take your time and don't worry too much. They are made so well it is hard to mess them up.
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Get some denatured alcohol (or rubbing alcohol will work) and really clean the area good. This will remove all wax in the letter area. Peel the protective strip off the letters and then stick them on. Should hold just fine.
, and be careful with that prep stuff (for lack of a better term ) that they send with the letters, as it is a pain to get off if it is visible around the letters.
Oops! alex got in there between myself and jrose
It was a pain to get the prep stuff off is right it ran down the back and made a mess.
i believe it goes on the indented area/back of the car 1st...@ least that what my instructions read...be real careful though..as noted in some of the above posts u can see the little mishaps that will result in a rushed effort...i have a little residue from the "glue" just outside of the intended area
You can use a Q-tip to put the alcohol on where the letters go. Makes things easier that way and it doesn't run all over the car. The letters look great btw!
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