eBay Chevrolet Chrome Script-Not Vinyl
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eBay Chevrolet Chrome Script-Not Vinyl
I was on eBay looking for Chrome Script for my HHR and found a guy that has a great price that has 100 of them. (well...99 now ) Thought some might be interested in checking these out and maybe picking some up if you were looking to add them to your HHR. The auction is HERE.
Saw them at Danchuks...but they are $21.95 and they don't give you shipping, so this looks like a pretty good deal at $24.49 total.
Saw them at Danchuks...but they are $21.95 and they don't give you shipping, so this looks like a pretty good deal at $24.49 total.
#2
Originally Posted by courthousedeb
I was on eBay looking for Chrome Script for my HHR and found a guy that has a great price that has 100 of them. (well...99 now ) Thought some might be interested in checking these out and maybe picking some up if you were looking to add them to your HHR. The auction is HERE.
Saw them at Danchuks...but they are $21.95 and they don't give you shipping, so this looks like a pretty good deal at $24.49 total.
Saw them at Danchuks...but they are $21.95 and they don't give you shipping, so this looks like a pretty good deal at $24.49 total.
#3
I've got the first one done already with adhesive and it looks great all cut out. I have weighed the difference between the two and I thought about getting the vinyl decals too...but wanted to go for real thing. Thanks for your input though...it's greatly appreciated.
#4
I went Deb's route too and though it took an hour to cut each one correctly with fitted tape, the result for me was worth it.
Decals are ok, but when the real thing is available, why not spend the time and get it on? Says me, to my self! So I did..........YMMV.........
The tape is cut pretty cleanly with several razors giving it up for each chrome piece.
Still, it will catch wax and such. Oh well, that's what happens on cars. I have some old Corvairs that do have much more protruding chrome and am used to cleaning them. What I find harder to clean is the grippy black plastic found on a lot of modern cars. Wax just get in its pores and wont let go.
Note the convertible Corvair in the reflection! My Chevy's like to graze together in the driveway!
Decals are ok, but when the real thing is available, why not spend the time and get it on? Says me, to my self! So I did..........YMMV.........
The tape is cut pretty cleanly with several razors giving it up for each chrome piece.
Still, it will catch wax and such. Oh well, that's what happens on cars. I have some old Corvairs that do have much more protruding chrome and am used to cleaning them. What I find harder to clean is the grippy black plastic found on a lot of modern cars. Wax just get in its pores and wont let go.
Note the convertible Corvair in the reflection! My Chevy's like to graze together in the driveway!
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