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Location: WI | I want to redo the striping on my trailer. Where can i get reasonable decaling? I can apply myself. I just need ..?rolls?? of decal. Something set up similar to tape would work great to cover existing ugly stripes |
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Location: Tracy, CA | stef, this web site should be able to help you. Speed Graphics and Sign Design, Inc. |
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Location: East London South Africa | I would try to remove the existing decals, it might look ugly with the old ones under the new. Try using a heat gun to soften the decal when you remove them. I have done this in the past and the heat gun really works (not too much heat to burn them though) Good luck - post some pics when you are done. |
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Location: OR | I agree with Barfly and would try to remove the existing decals first. You can purchase a tool at your local sign company ($15) that fits onto a drill and removes the decals easily without harming the paint. For the decals, you could try talking to the manufacturer about sending you new ones. |
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Location: Pennsylvania | Take a look at decalzone.com. We have gotten decals from them before and you can apply them yourself. |
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