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Old 05-Feb-2005, 13:48
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corse fender stripe

Hey guys

About to attempt one of those fender vinyl Corse stripe kits from ebay.

Has anyone fitted one with a degree of success?

I'm not even sure how it'll look, but I figured it would give me something to do

btw the bike is red with a DP carbon fender
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Old 05-Feb-2005, 13:51
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I know of a couple of guys that have them fitted. Just make sure its clean and pre mark it with felt tip before you start. That way you won't have a wobbley or off center stripe.

Take the back off first. Cut in two down the middle and put it back on to the vinyl. Peel it back from the center out towards the sides.

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Old 05-Feb-2005, 14:14
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you can put it on with water and a bit of fairy liquid in it !

then slide and position and when happy use a credit card to expell the water out from underneath it !

if you have never done it b4 get someone who has !

it can be tricky !!!!!
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Old 05-Feb-2005, 14:26
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It's the little outer stripes that would appear to provide a nice opportunity for a f***-up!
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Old 05-Feb-2005, 16:04
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water and liquid is a top idea, i watched the guys do my van, with the liquid they could move the design around quite a bit to get it perfect.
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Yup, thats how model builders (cars n planes) do it.
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I did it on my fender, its a pain in the arse to do, definately use water, becasue if you dont once it sticks and u need it off its basically shagged! took me a couple of hours and a extra pair of hands!!
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Old 05-Feb-2005, 17:02
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to get the final finish !

you will need either a scotch bright pad or 1000 wet&dry paper

remove fender from bike

lightly flat red on the fender

wipe over with damp meths cloth

spray with clear accrilic laquer !

presto major bling

sticker will never come off !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Old 05-Feb-2005, 19:30
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I did it on my fender, its a pain in the arse to do

Got to agree, i did mine, would not want to have to do it again, im not 100% happy with the result but what the hell its there now.
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thats a nice looking bike

ive got to get a set now, i was looking at them anyway

p.s.

what screen is that and what shade too

cheers

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