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Discussing Racing Stripes decal or paint? in the Visual Forum. So im wanting to get a coupleof black racing strips going down the stang from ... Modded Mustangs is the premier Ford Mustang Forum on the internet. We discuss all aspects of the Ford Mustang on the forum. Registered Users do not see the above ads. Please Register - It's Free! |
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Racing Stripes decal or paint?Thanks Wilson
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Anyone?
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well it would be easier to have them painted on.. but more expensive. and if you put them on yourself then you haveta worry about bubbles and all sorts of stuff like that... most people will say have them painted on but its really your preference. also vinyl seems to fade in time where the paint will stay for longer if its a good paint job and good clear coat
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dont get vinyals. and u can paint it urself... its easy. just very time consuming with lots of measurements. if u got the time do it yourself over a weekend
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its not easy at all.. you will haveta re-clearcoat everything you jsut painted... not only will you have to sand down the clearcoat and strip the paint down to primer where you are going to paint it, but then you have to cover the entire car except where you are going to paint the stripes due to the over spray, then you will haveta wait for that to cure then remove the coverings for your front bumper, hood, trunk, and rear bumper and re clear those entire peices.. a lot of work to do.. if you are going to have them painted on get a body shop to do it
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Yea there no way im going anywhere near my car with paint. Hell i cant even color inside the lines lol. I guess ill get some price quotes on haveing them painted on but if it exceeds 200 ill probibly just go with vinyals unless you all think that vinyal is just a horrible idea.
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vinyls arent a horrible idea.. but its better to have them painted on.
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vinly will fade in time
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my dads 94 GT has vinyls, and are faded, but looks good, hands down on getting them painted on!
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vinyl is good but if you have the money you should go paint.
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ive got vinal i got mine off ebay with rocker stripes and bumper inserts together for 36$ :-) luckiest ive ever been. and they work fine, ide go with them, atleast u can change ur mind that way, and from what ive seen there pretty durable. Only thing i had a prob with was going around curves and stuff like that little licence plate spot on the front bumper, i gave up on that and just put the stang lol
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lol yea it looks good. Ill get a quote today on getten them painted and if its too high ill most likley go vinyal. Can you take the vinyal ones off if they start to fade and you want new ones? Or would the paint under them be compromised?
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i go tthem
i have dual racing stripes in black on my 02 gt, they started to crack.i would either paint them on or put the decals and paint a clear coat over it ,right.thats what i heard i should do
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If you have the money and you are sure you won't get sick of them paint them on, but why on God's earth would you put a layer of clear coat over them? Wax yes, clear coat no. I had plenty of coats of wax on mine, you just can't do the little circles. You have to do it in staright lines in the direction of the srtipes. If they ever start to bubble a little put the car in the sun or use a hair dryer. I do not advise putting them on in winter. Not a good idea.
Your stang is nice. It needs new wheels and a mach I chin spoiler. Chrome Bullitts or Saleens would look cool as hell on a well waxed yellow car. A mach I grill delete kit wouldn't hurt either, but those are all just opinions.
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