Made a small change up this morning ..

[Welker2]

Originally Posted by RJT Impala

Welker2--Chief, thanks for the link!

Glad I could help

[Vegas Bound]

Originally Posted by Welker2

Forgot to add to my original post -- If anyone is interested, I will send the louvers I removed to the first person in the lower 48 who sends me a PM for the cost of shipping. I will let you know the shipping cost and, it you agree, I will ship them and you can either send me a check or credit my PayPal account. They are still in great shape and all you would need to do is remove and replace the old 1/4'' double sided 3M tape.

Or we could meet next time I go to Walmart in Mesquite.

[Joecruiser]

Originally Posted by Welker2

I got mine through Amazon; had I known, I would have ordered directly from the company and saved a couple dollars. Here's a link to their site:

https://decalconcepts.com/product/ca...-window-decal/

Thank you, Sir!

[Welker2]

Originally Posted by Vegas Bound

Or we could meet next time I go to Walmart in Mesquite.

They're yours if you want them, let me know. Actually, I will be in Vegas tomorrow, have to go to Nellis; if you do want them, we could meet up around noon.

[DvKillar]

nice job! and the right flag is not "retreating"! love it!

[SSEssence]

Never been a fan of the side louvers, much better!

[CamaroFred]

You guys just stuck them on dry?
I used the wet water method on my light and gill tints.
2-3 drops dish-washing liquid in a pint of water. Spray it on. Slide the sticker where you want and squeegee from the center out.

[pnwdan]

Originally Posted by CamaroFred

You guys just stuck them on dry?
I used the wet water method on my light and gill tints.
2-3 drops dish-washing liquid in a pint of water. Spray it on. Slide the sticker where you want and squeegee from the center out.

Dry. Line up completely. Tape half down. Split the backing. Apply the first half from center outward. Remove rest of backing. Apply second half same way. 20 minute job


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[CamaroFred]

Originally Posted by pnwdan

Dry. Line up completely. Tape half down. Split the backing. Apply the first half from center outward. Remove rest of backing. Apply second half same way. 20 minute job


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Shoot, I can't find a split. The instructions say start at the front/top.

[pnwdan]

Originally Posted by CamaroFred

Shoot, I can't find a split. The instructions say start at the front/top.

No there isnt a split. You center it in the window and then tape it so that only half is held down then you peel the back off the other half and take some scissors and cut a split down the backing so that you can remove half. Then apply the half you removed the backing from. Dont crease it in the middle though. After the one side is applied you peel the back off the other side and apply

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[CamaroFred]

Originally Posted by pnwdan

No there isnt a split. You center it in the window and then tape it so that only half is held down then you peel the back off the other half and take some scissors and cut a split down the backing so that you can remove half. Then apply the half you removed the backing from. Dont crease it in the middle though. After the one side is applied you peel the back off the other side and apply

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I've done that.
I'll make a short horizontal near the front to get the backing started.
I have a heat gun to help flatten it.
Thank you.

[Welker2]

Originally Posted by CamaroFred

You guys just stuck them on dry?
I used the wet water method on my light and gill tints.
2-3 drops dish-washing liquid in a pint of water. Spray it on. Slide the sticker where you want and squeegee from the center out.

I use the wet method for most wraps, but with this one you almost have to use the dry method due to the individual strips. I peeled back about 1" of the backing along the leading edge, lined everything up and used a small squeegee to slowly work towards the rear, basically, pushing the backing off as I went. Worked great with no bubbles.

[CamaroFred]

Originally Posted by Welker2

I use the wet method for most wraps, but with this one you almost have to use the dry method due to the individual strips. I peeled back about 1" of the backing along the leading edge, lined everything up and used a small squeegee to slowly work towards the rear, basically, pushing the backing off as I went. Worked great with no bubbles.

That makes sense.
Thank you, sir.

[Stewart]

They look really neat and clean. Well done Welker2