Yellow Fever Hood Decal

[mosrt10]

I'm wanting to buy a YF hood decal. Is this something you could make?

 

[Texas Yellow Fever]

We are working on one for a couple of other members, it is supposed to be done and ready to ship this coming week, finally...once the design is ready, we can make them in any color. The price will be $40 plus shipping.

 

[mosrt10]

how close to the oem is it?

 

[Texas Yellow Fever]

how close to the oem is it?

Well, I have a YF that is being used as the model so it's pretty friggin close...

 

[mosrt10]

very nice :rock:

 

[Texas Yellow Fever]

very nice :rock:

Hang loose a few days...it's coming.

 

[Craig]

Steve do you feel its something we can install ourselves?? Lil soapy water and squeegee action?? :burnout:

 

[Texas Yellow Fever]

Steve do you feel its something we can install ourselves?? Lil soapy water and squeegee action?? :burnout:

Yes, I really think the average guy will be able to install these. I tiny bit (2-3 drops) of dishwashing soap in a spray bottle of water helps a lot by giving you a little time to get it right. We'll include a applicator with the decal and it should be pretty straight forward. If you end up with a small air bubble after your best efforts, you can pierce it with a pin and run the applicator over it to get the air out, you'll never see it. We do these kind of things all the time and all you need to do is work from the middle out to the edges to work the air etc out toward the edges. It ain't brain surgery. Some of the complete vehicle wraps are a little (OK a LOT) more involved (obviously) but decals like this are doable if you work at it and just take your time.

 

[Craig]

Cool i'm anxious to see pics of one installed keep my posted!! TIA :burnout:

Yes, I really think the average guy will be able to install these. I tiny bit (2-3 drops) of dishwashing soap in a spray bottle of water helps a lot by giving you a little time to get it right. We'll include a applicator with the decal and it should be pretty straight forward. If you end up with a small air bubble after your best efforts, you can pierce it with a pin and run the applicator over it to get the air out, you'll never see it. We do these kind of things all the time and all you need to do is work from the middle out to the edges to work the air etc out toward the edges. It ain't brain surgery. Some of the complete vehicle wraps are a little (OK a LOT) more involved (obviously) but decals like this are doable if you work at it and just take your time.

 

[Texas Yellow Fever]

Cool i'm anxious to see pics of one installed keep my posted!! TIA :burnout:

You know I will...