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Tips for fitting a stick-on number plate
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25 Sep 2013 08:54 #84315
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Tips for fitting a stick-on number plate was created by helijohn
I'm terrified of sticking this on in the wrong place or cockeyed so any suggestions would be welcome. 
It is going on the bonnet! 
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25 Sep 2013 09:16 #84319
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Thanks.
I intend to mark out the horizontal and vertical positions with maybe masking tape or a removable marker pen.
I was going to clean the bodywork it with meth but this is a self adhesive one with a real sticky back once I peel off the backing it'll be sticking wherever it touches.
Is it the sort you are thinking of?
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gaz3359 wrote: make sure the bonnet is clean,obviously measure it so you get it central,and use soapy water in the are the plate is going to be so you can correct the plate if need be,once its in the correct place use a filler spreader (credit card type bit of plastic) and from the centre push the bubbles and water out then that should be it,just let it dry a bit before wiping over etc.
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I intend to mark out the horizontal and vertical positions with maybe masking tape or a removable marker pen.
I was going to clean the bodywork it with meth but this is a self adhesive one with a real sticky back once I peel off the backing it'll be sticking wherever it touches.
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