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I guess the OP's heart was in the right place but you did come on here slagging off a company and basically, telling everyone else to avoid using them for stickers because........well,.....they stick!
Obviously the boot has had a crappy paint job at some point and whoever did it let the paint dry fully before applying the lacquer thus the lack of bond, that tied with the fact you never heated up the sticker to remove, that's why it's done that.
It looks like the transfer sheet has took the paint with it when he's tried to whip it off. This sheet is normally quite sticky but you don't press it on to the car, I think you just press down on the lettering as that's the part you want to stick, not the transfer sheet.
Oh well, maybe just leave the car as it is, looks quite unique
It looks like the transfer sheet has took the paint with it when he's tried to whip it off. This sheet is normally quite sticky but you don't press it on to the car, I think you just press down on the lettering as that's the part you want to stick, not the transfer sheet.
Oh well, maybe just leave the car as it is, looks quite unique
Stop it, this is just hilarious! In time even the op will see the funny side. Even my twelve year old was able to work out that the lettering needed pressing not the whole sheet. I did one side he did the other. The transfer sheet is very sticky so no surprise at what happened to the op.
jesus another newb idiot.............."my cars rusty and a sticker pulled the paint off" surely the sticker company is at fault and not my rusty shed of a car.
Last edited by tubbytommy; 28 November 2013 at 06:29 PM.
Is this still going? Just got back from John Lewis. Took my Teflon frying pan back as nothing whatsoever would stick to it. Bloody ridiculous!
Ahh talking of this, why is it Non stick products are the only thing with water stuck to them when the dishwahers has finished???? every thing else is dry.
Ahh talking of this, why is it Non stick products are the only thing with water stuck to them when the dishwahers has finished???? every thing else is dry.
I live in a soft water area, some live in a hard water area, you my friend obviously live in a sticky water part of the country
I feel a little sorry for the OP as he's come a little unstuck on this thread
28 November 2013, 08:58 AM
