HEY EVERYONE, IMPORTANT, READ THIS !!

[LSC SS]

There are only 15 decals left, get em before they are gone.

If you have been living under a rock or have been under your car trying to figure out whats wrong with the brakes for the past week or maybe are just coming out of the closet here is what we have for you:
http://www.lincolnsonline.com/decal.html


That is all, move along please.

[SnotRod13]

Are these soak and stick? If so I can get mine on tomorrow since it's fnally above FREEZING!

[LSC SS]

No need to soak them, just follow these simple instructions:

The surface must be clean, and free of all oils, waxes and dirt. Use Windex or a comparable cleaner to clean the glass. If you use Rain X, try Formula 409 to remove it. On painted surfaces wipe with a wax remover or alcohol if applying on freshly waxed paint.

These Decals come to you in three layers. The top layer is called the Transfer Tape. It looks somewhat like regular masking tape. The middle layer is the actual Decal. The bottom layer is a Backing Paper treated with a release agent.




You will need a drivers license or a similar type squeegee.

Try to apply Decal at room temperature ( 55 to 75 degrees) or above. The warmer it is, the better it works, but, try to avoid the direct sunlight.

Take the drivers license or squeegee and flatten the Decal on both sides by rubbing over it. If your Decal was shipped rolled, lay it out flat and let it relax for an hour or so. The Decal will be easier to handle if flat. Next, try to make sure the air bubbles are removed as much as possible. There shouldn't be any bubbles but a few at this point.

Double check to make sure that your Decal(s) where meant for the inside or outside application. 99% of the time they will be for the outside.

Turn the Decal upside down on the transfer tape and pull backing off SLOWLY. The backing is the heavier gauge paper. Using a needle or similar pointed object, hold edges of letters and all small areas while pulling away the backing. If a letter moves, just position it back into place by pushing backing down and move letter back to original position.

Now your ready to apply the Decal. Hold the Decal over your desired location and slowly apply the Decal to the surface. Try to touch the surface first at the center of the Decal and then flatten out to the sides. Next, use your drivers license or squeegee again to flatten as much of the Decal as possible. The transfer tape will allow you to rub the decal without damaging it.

Peel back an edge of transfer tape Slowly, your going to be watching for the small letters and corners, to make sure they are sticking to glass, and not to the transfer tape. Remember, patience is the key here. Do not rush. Once the transfer tape is removed, take your fingers and rub gently over the corners and points of your decal to make sure they are glued firmly to the surface. If by chance you have an air bubble(s), use a needle and give the air bubble(s) a small poke, this will create a small hole for the air to escape. Press around the air bubble, working the air to the small hole. The bubbles may disappear after a day or two.

REMEMBER Once the Decal touches the glass or paint, it cannot be moved again. Patience is the key.

[SnotRod13]

Kat and I are chatting about this; inside or out?

[NYC LS8]

Karl - Check your email. Got a Q. smile.gif

[LSC SS]

quote:Originally posted by NYC LSC:
Karl - Check your email. Got a Q. smile.gif


YOU HAVE MAIL

[Steven]

Was this profittable, or something less?
I'm just curious if all your goals were achieved.

I love my decals ! Can't wait to see some others running around my town.
:D

[Steven]

These guys have us beat: (http://www.automotiveforums.com/decals.php)