Got stingray frame powdercoated. would it be better to use water decals or stickers? can anyone reccomend who to get them from?
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 tabkat |
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..training-wheels!
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RailRider |
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1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo!
 (2500+) Posts: 17304 (10/05/10 18:48:09) AKA-Raleigh Ron! � |
I don;t think water transfer decal will stick to powder coat!
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Coo-Coo f☺r Muscle Bikes! (1000 +)
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they wont i have tried before
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RailRider |
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1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo!
(2500+) Posts: 17304 (10/05/10 19:52:21) AKA-Raleigh Ron! � |
Powder Coating saves money sometimes, but is head ache in other ways. I think it hurts the bikes value also.
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Bicycle-o-holic! (25+ Posts)
Posts: 54 (10/07/10 16:44:22) |
If the decal you need is available in vinyl, that's your best bet for a powder coated bike. If you must use a water slide decal there's a product called Micro Set that will allow it to adhere to powder coat.
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1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo!
(2500+) Posts: 17304 (10/07/10 16:57:01) AKA-Raleigh Ron! � |
The Micro Set helps but they still fall off later. Vinyl stickers can be found on ebay.
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