My Champ has a dealer installed heavy duty rear bumper. It had a 2x3" manufacture's tag riveted on it. It's aluminum raised letters with red background. Like to find someone to restore it.
Thanks in advance,
Kim
Thanks in advance,
Kim
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Is it a Safe "T" Bumper? They were common in So. Calif.
Just take a picture of the weathered Tag it can be scanned into a Vinyl Printer, and enhanced to have a fresh looking 3M Vinyl Decal made from that.StudeRich
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It's an aluminum tag, Rich. Don't think he would want to replace it with a vinyl stickerOriginally posted by StudeRich View Post
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Well, you would certainly place it over the age damaged Paint ON the Aluminum plate. Dah !Originally posted by r1lark View PostIt's an aluminum tag, Rich. Don't think he would want to replace it with a vinyl sticker.
No one could tell if it was Painted or Decaled.StudeRich
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Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967Comment
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Sorry, but Any One with a good Eye WILL be able to determine between Paint or Vinyl Overlay - and more likely if applied over age damaged Paint.
Originally posted by StudeRich View PostJoseph R. ZeigerComment
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Send a photo... perhaps I can help you.Comment
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Thanks guys. I'll take pics tomorrow and try to put them up here.
KimComment
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