sprfrk, that's what it's used for. it gets rid of sticky adhesive and such. you can put it directly onto a surface, or put it on a paper towel or rag and hold it on whatever you are trying to remove. it'll take a few minutes for it to work, and you will have to most likely do it a couple times but it definitely works really good. it will eat away at the sticky stuff and wipes clean eventually.

 

If you want that SS Cut-out and looking Purr-fect ... Do it right. Cut it out "Close" ... Put the letters on a board covered with a couple layers of Waxed Paper. Bring the Board and Letters to some place that has a "Walk-in Freezer."
Saturate the letters.
Freeze the thing Sold.
Use a High-Speed Grinder to "Shape the Ice"
Use Paint Stirring Sticks wrapped in 64-Grit Sand Paper to do the Narrow's and Curves where you cant get the Grinder.
Keep it frozen until you are satisfied it can be covered with material and look nice.
Thaw, let dry.
There you go.

 

hummm.... that sounds intresting evelyn but im not sure i fully understand the method ur telling me.... im trying to figuer out the simplest method i can do to get them the way i want them...... i kinda have an idea on wut ur talking about but not fully....

 

LMAO. Uh... Rick... you may want to change your sig.

 

LMAO x2


Looks like you're moving along nicely. Hopefully if I can figure my stuff out this summer I might look into making a fiberglass version.

 

I need to change my sig??

 

He means RickCoMatick.

His car's name is Evelyn.

 

I always assumed that was his cars name lol nice to know. With or with out the SS that looks clean as hell man you have definitely set the bar high for everyone else

 

what did you use as the backing? 1/4 plywood or would that be too heavy?

 

Nice trunk lid cover.




Not to change the subject of the thread.............. BUT we need more pics of that '68 Impala.

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