MANIAC_ACCORD
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Your gonna need a crap load of stickers. I had a friend sticker bomb his lip on his EK. He put about 15 coats of clear coat. Lasted quite a while.
Sticker Bombing Interior Trim
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Your gonna need a crap load of stickers. I had a friend sticker bomb his lip on his EK. He put about 15 coats of clear coat. Lasted quite a while.
MANIAC_ACCORD
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My new wink mirror
The interior getting done this sunday. Still debating if to throw clear coat on top of the sticker bombed interior trim.
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flyspyder55
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i only use stickers i aquire from meets or parts purchases
dharding413
Keep it simple.
MANIAC_ACCORD
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(insert Poker Face here)
MANIAC_ACCORD
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Back to the sticker bomb topic. I went to Michaels yesterday and saw this product there:
http://www.michaels.com/Krylon®-Pre...ml?start=8&cgid=products-craftpainting-krylon
Looks promising and says it works on paper (sticker bomb book stickers are paper) and guards against moisture and UV fading and its acid free so it wont turn stickers yellow. I feel like throwing on a coat of this plus an additional coat of UV clear coat instead of your standard aerosol clear coat. Looking for opinions from the community
http://www.michaels.com/Krylon®-Pre...ml?start=8&cgid=products-craftpainting-krylon
Looks promising and says it works on paper (sticker bomb book stickers are paper) and guards against moisture and UV fading and its acid free so it wont turn stickers yellow. I feel like throwing on a coat of this plus an additional coat of UV clear coat instead of your standard aerosol clear coat. Looking for opinions from the community
flyspyder55
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ive always just use automotive clearcoat.
but personally, i think buying a book to sticker bomb your car is alot like buying some cheap sportmax 17's and dumping a big car on em... its kinda like doing something cool... but not really
but personally, i think buying a book to sticker bomb your car is alot like buying some cheap sportmax 17's and dumping a big car on em... its kinda like doing something cool... but not really
This is what you need for your trim pieces: krylon clear coat matte/clear. its uv resistant and is made to be used inside, less toxic... especially if your doing it in a small enclosed space.
Michael's craft store.
I use this stuff for some of my drawings or any artwork that is on paper and it keeps up great, no yellowing.
Michael's craft store.
I use this stuff for some of my drawings or any artwork that is on paper and it keeps up great, no yellowing.
MANIAC_ACCORD
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This is what you need for your trim pieces: krylon clear coat matte/clear. its uv resistant and is made to be used inside, less toxic... especially if your doing it in a small enclosed space.
Michael's craft store.
I use this stuff for some of my drawings or any artwork that is on paper and it keeps up great, no yellowing.
Thanx for the tip. I think i might just end up that instead. Don't wanna have that whole chemical smell in the car either
