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11-19-2011, 11:27 AM

nikster

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Join Date: May 2010

Location: Hawthorn Woods, Illinois

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%#@*& decals

I don't want to get to that point of cursing out my decal, but I will if I keep going.

My 1st decal (center tunnel-instruction decal for # 109) took a bunch of time & effort to align just right & start pressing into position. I flatened out with a credit card, pricked the bubbles with a pin & came out decent. Now for the biggie?

My 2.5 long hood Cub Cadet decal. I am looking forward to #@$*$# 1/2 way.

These decals are sooooooooooo sticky that once they are down THATS IT. Now for my senior moment. I seemed to remember that some-one here mentioned that if one sprizt's some water on the spot there is room for error & can be moved? Also adding a drop or two of liquid detergent???????:

Don't remember

Also is there a guide to follow in re; to placement for the hood decal like;
1 " from the bottom, 1" from the side???????

Thanks soooooooooooooo much,

Nik

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