Rear window stickers
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From: Senoia, GA
Rear window stickers
Originally posted by 1994ford
Yeah but there are the two pieces of window moulding that are raised a bit too. thats where i get confused on whats going on with it.
Yeah but there are the two pieces of window moulding that are raised a bit too. thats where i get confused on whats going on with it.
or put the sticker on the window with backing still on by using scotch tape and mark on the sticker where you think it should be cut at.
get creative man! It's not like you can't get another sticker and try it again.
-Jason-
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Rear window stickers
Okay Specifically then !
Place the decal in the position you want it to be at.
Takea pencil and draw a line across the top portion of the decal where is cover the window trim.
No do the same for the bottom.
Cut the decal exactly in half.
Peel back the paper & Carefully place the top portion of the left or right side in Line with the pencil mark
Now the other side.
Or just do it like Jason & I said in our earlier posts
Attach > Slit down the middle.
Place the decal in the position you want it to be at.
Takea pencil and draw a line across the top portion of the decal where is cover the window trim.
No do the same for the bottom.
Cut the decal exactly in half.
Peel back the paper & Carefully place the top portion of the left or right side in Line with the pencil mark
Now the other side.
Or just do it like Jason & I said in our earlier posts
Attach > Slit down the middle.
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Joined: Jan 2001
Posts: 4,123
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From: Fort Smith
Rear window stickers
From experience -
Put the entire sticker on intact first. Then cut the spaces where the window will be opening. Your sticker will look 10 times better. If you cut it first, you have to align the halves to make it look correct, which doesn't sound hard, but a flimsy sticker you are trying to align - it adds a couple levels of difficulty to the project.
Put the entire sticker on intact first. Then cut the spaces where the window will be opening. Your sticker will look 10 times better. If you cut it first, you have to align the halves to make it look correct, which doesn't sound hard, but a flimsy sticker you are trying to align - it adds a couple levels of difficulty to the project.
