Aftermarket Graphics & Stripes Options

[autoguy]

If you guys are not sure what text you want, if you email me when you order, I will send you two choices of text at no additional charge. That way you can decide once you get the stripes.

This will only work with the text that is outside the stripe of course.

[VenomZ302]

So will you be adding pictures of the orange car with the stripes applied to the website? As good as they are for a simple mockup, I'd prefer a picture of the real car to the photoshopped silver production picture.

[autoguy]

Originally Posted by VenomZ302

So will you be adding pictures of the orange car with the stripes applied to the website? As good as they are for a simple mockup, I'd prefer a picture of the real car to the photoshopped silver production picture.

We will be adding products and Photos of installed kits once we install them or a customer sends us installed pics. This is an ongoing process and if you purchase from us and send pics, your car will be on our website as well.

[VenomZ302]

Originally Posted by autoguy

We will be adding products and Photos of installed kits once we install them or a customer sends us installed pics. This is an ongoing process and if you purchase from us and send pics, your car will be on our website as well.

Good to know and kind of what I figured. I'll look forward to seeing the pictures up on your site!

[chevy dude]

Thanks for posting the link to this aftermarket company,I am definately liking the fact that they produce stripes in "Gloss"finish,I really don't like the "matt" finish that GM offers.

I will be purchasing the 'Hockey stick" stripes in gloss black for my IOM Camaro.I noticed that the stripes have the pinstriping on the outer edge...perfect!That's what i've been lookin for.just like the original 69 SS stripes.

[nUcLeArEnVoY]

Hey, Mr. Rider, do you guys think a tail panel blackout that spreads even to the tail lamp recessions and under the chrome trim surrounding the tail lamps would be feasible? It would look more uniform than with those ringlets of color showing around the tail lights if it was possible. It makes me believe that the LS7 concept may have been painted...

[Milk 1027]

Adding more stripes and products to the WKIK page in my signature vvv

[Eighty-Six Z]

Awesome! Glad to see you guys have updated your page. I'm curious to see what a glossy black rear blackout kit looks like on a Cyber Gray!!

[autoguy]

Originally Posted by nUcLeArEnVoY

Hey, Mr. Rider, do you guys think a tail panel blackout that spreads even to the tail lamp recessions and under the chrome trim surrounding the tail lamps would be feasible? It would look more uniform than with those ringlets of color showing around the tail lights if it was possible. It makes me believe that the LS7 concept may have been painted...

It will be next to impossible to do it properly with vinyl. I am 100% sure the LS7 tail panel was painted.

[autoguy]

Originally Posted by Eighty-Six Z

Awesome! Glad to see you guys have updated your page. I'm curious to see what a glossy black rear blackout kit looks like on a Cyber Gray!!

If you look at our Challenger and Charger Photo Gallery Pages, the Camaro page will eventually look the same as we add installed photos and customer car photos.

Challenger Photo Gallery... http://www.ridergraphix.com/customer...r_Gallery.html

Charger Photo Gallery... http://www.ridergraphix.com/customer...r_Gallery.html


We encourage anyone that buys and installs our stripes to send us pics so we can add then to the gallery.

[nUcLeArEnVoY]

Originally Posted by autoguy

It will be next to impossible to do it properly with vinyl. I am 100% sure the LS7 tail panel was painted.

Theoretically, I GUESS one could disassemble the tail light assy to let that indention get some breathing room to sneak the vinyl into, but that's an awful lot of trouble to go through. Thanks for answering!

[autoguy]

Originally Posted by nUcLeArEnVoY

Theoretically, I GUESS one could disassemble the tail light assy to let that indention get some breathing room to sneak the vinyl into, but that's an awful lot of trouble to go through. Thanks for answering!

Not just that, but trying to stretch the vinyl from the face of the upper bumper into the taillight cutout might tear it. It is a bit too deep to make it work properly.

[CMPBEEF]

Hello everyone. Camaro Doug to help you save some heartache. RiderGraphix is a rip off. Sure they have great looking product and Brian is very responsive to get the sale. If a mistake is made they don't stand behind problems. Cutting out a logo on the hood stripe kit is being blamed on my "optical Illusion". Two car shows later and the owner of the dealer (Medved in Denver) dealership all stating it was done incorrectly and I'm seeing an optical Illusion and its my problem - please.... Actually, this is the first time I have every complained.....stay away from RiderGraphics. Your camaro is too important to have it messed up by a unprofessional company like RiderGraphix.com

My camaro is a 2010 inferno orange and is a special HPE600 Hennessey edition.

Take Care.

[autoguy]

Nice first post. Apparently you came looking to blame your problem on us here as well.

We did not "mess up" anyones Camaro. The first ones we sent looked perfectly fine, but you wanted them higher so everyone could see you have a "Hennessey" Car. You stated it in your email.

The part of this story that he is NOT telling is the fact that we sold him a set of our standard Camaro Rally Stripes. He wanted the Hennessey Script Logo cut where we normally cut text.

We sent him the first set where we normally cut the text, and they were located right were every other set we ever sold were. He wanted another set, and he wanted the text moved up higher and back a bit on the side of the cowl. He had specific dimensions as to how they were to be moved up and back.

We used his exact dimensions and moved the Text accordingly. Now, since we moved them to where HE wanted them, they are too high and we are being blamed for the misplacement. I have even gone as far as having my designer overlay the new artwork with the old and they are exactly the distance this customer wanted different.

[CMPBEEF]

Brian at Rydergraphics makes a good pitch, but insted of trying to fix the problem or work with the customer on a proper fix - he blames (insults) the customer as an optical illusion - good lord please. Funny, since so many people (car people) saw the original stripe kit which was perfectly even (although low on the cowl - which was the reason for me wanted to fine tune it or raise it up on the cowl) an adjustment of 1 3/8 inch on each side was asked for. Normal physics rules would say the new stripe kit would be even on both sides....not the case. One is perfect the other crooked of which pictures from the customer and the dealership were provided. How can 30 people view your handywork say the same thing...crooked. But wait the customer is always at fault, gosh I forgot the RiderGraphics slogan. And at no time did RiderGraphics offer a solution or how to fix the graphic. I would gladly pay, just to get it right.

You sure can tell something about a company by how they respond to a simple problem / mistake.

Sorry Brian that dog doesn't hunt!

[Ivan @ Southwest Speed]

Not cool at all man.

If you got beef, take it to the source. Not how to solve a problem at all.

Rider Graphics has already taken care of people in a way that this blasphemy won't hurt their business. You're just gumming up the works.

Keep it professional and take it up with them privately before trying to make a mockery of whoever you think you are.

Thanks be to you,
Ivan

[autoguy]

Originally Posted by Bad Karma

Not cool at all man.

If you got beef, take it to the source. Not how to solve a problem at all.

Rider Graphics has already taken care of people in a way that this blasphemy won't hurt their business. You're just gumming up the works.

Keep it professional and take it up with them privately before trying to make a mockery of whoever you think you are.

Thanks be to you,
Ivan

Thanks Ivan, I have been trying, but even since I used his dimensions, it is still my fault.

[Ivan @ Southwest Speed]

Originally Posted by autoguy

Thanks Ivan, I have been trying, but even since I used his dimensions, it is still my fault.

Of course....I totally understand. Now go bash yourself appropriately. LOL

I run a business as well and I can vouch for the stuff that sometimes has to happen. But this junk is canon-fodder.

Doesn't do anything for anyone but himself.

We all know you're a stand up guy and company.

Keep up the great work!
Ivan

[orangeonwhite]

Originally Posted by CMPBEEF

Brian at Rydergraphics makes a good pitch, but insted of trying to fix the problem or work with the customer on a proper fix - he blames (insults) the customer as an optical illusion - good lord please. Funny, since so many people (car people) saw the original stripe kit which was perfectly even (although low on the cowl - which was the reason for me wanted to fine tune it or raise it up on the cowl) an adjustment of 1 3/8 inch on each side was asked for. Normal physics rules would say the new stripe kit would be even on both sides....not the case. One is perfect the other crooked of which pictures from the customer and the dealership were provided. How can 30 people view your handywork say the same thing...crooked. But wait the customer is always at fault, gosh I forgot the RiderGraphics slogan. And at no time did RiderGraphics offer a solution or how to fix the graphic. I would gladly pay, just to get it right.

You sure can tell something about a company by how they respond to a simple problem / mistake.

Sorry Brian that dog doesn't hunt!

+1

different problem but same result here

go ahead bash me too

[Parks]

how difficult are these to install yourself with little to no experience doing so?