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Planning on doing a bit of sticker bombing on my crappy plastic interior parts / sunvisors etc. Was just wondering how to stop them fading etc or cant you. Was thinking of laquering over the top to kind of protect them but would this be possible?

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laquering over them will work mate

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Thanks bud, now to find some stickers

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Anyone got any spare????

go on amazon and type in sticker bomb book.

one has a white cover

other has a yellow cover

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Good man lol, thanks bud

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Another dumb question but i f i was to sticker anywhere on outside of my car should i laquer it??/

Just lacquer it mate keep on the safe side :)

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Going to order those books now, hopefully i wont get 2 carried away lol

I'm gunna do it as well lol..helps pass the time and its cheap lol

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Yep lol, dont know where I'm doing on the outside. Wbu??

Yep lol, dont know where I'm doing on the outside. Wbu??

Tbh i have been debating doing my splitter for a while and maybe the lips on my steels lol..

I just fancy a random change to the polo..

Outside doesnt last as long :( I sticker bombed my p slots, pva glued and laquer over the top, didnt stop them peeling all though they looked the nuts when they first went on :)

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How long would it last on interior?

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Might just do my badges

I figured they wouldn't hold that's why i was gunna have it ready for next summer the rain would destroy everything lol

Interior lasts, i mean if you sit there rubbing it it will come off, but i sprayed my interior a while back and no marks at all..and that's on parts you touch everyday..

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Gunna just do my centre console and plastic door pillars etc

thing is if you laquer over the interior parts it pritty much gunna stay that way, and if you come to sell it, it will put 99% of people off the car.

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Was going to leave laquering them tbh so could remove them if i wanted 2

make sure you cut all the white borders off and dont leave any gaps at the edges or it will look shite...

if you lacquer over them be prepared to do several light coats and have to stick down any curlers each time. rub it with wet n dry to smooth it out after... and bring the shine back.

anything with lots of curves to bend them round will be difficult to get a smooth finish.

very addictive... I made loadsa photo frames and pictures etc...

d.

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Thanks 4 the help guys

make sure you cut all the white borders off and dont leave any gaps at the edges or it will look shite...if you lacquer over them be prepared to do several light coats and have to stick down any curlers each time. rub it with wet n dry to smooth it out after... and bring the shine back.

anything with lots of curves to bend them round will be difficult to get a smooth finish.

very addictive... I made loadsa photo frames and pictures etc...

d.

Not nessersearly... Looked nice on my wheels, and you'd have to have some patience to cut them all out!

dont really have to cut the white edge off most of them haven't got it pluss you can always stick a sticker over the edge you are over lappin them after all

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this is really good sticker bomb website www.oilcanstickers.co.uk

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Cheers

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