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partyJOE

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started wit the design process
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printed design layout
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confirming size n adjustments
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spray mount on layout n stick on to sticker n start cutting slowly
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once finish first cutout, stick on to the black sticker n cut again wit a 4-5mm gap.
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once complete cutting out every piece... stick on wit masking tape to c how it looks.
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then proceed sticking it... clean surface properly... make sure no sand particles sticking to it... first cut out door piece first.... then spray soap water to surface... peel sticker off n spray soap water on it as well.. stick to surface n adjust... then use the plastic scrapper n drain out the air bubble n soap water off the sticker... repeat until all bubble are out... if stil there use a pin...
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one side almost done... took me almost 3 hours... sighhh... its more tougher then i tough it wud...
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after another 2 hour plus... got the the other side done as well... job completed...
backache cos too much of squatting... really tiring...
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close up shot on the detailing
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nite shots... glow in the dark... hope no cops wil stop me...
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needed items
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1. vynil stickers- bought from Arcrylic Signage in Pasar Rd...
i) red - 2.5 m
ii) light grey - 2m
iii) reflective white - 1m
iv) reflective red - 1m
v) black matt finish -1.5m
2. Blade (nt cutter)
3. spray mount
4. cutting mat... cardboard box use as big cutting mat
5. steel ruler
6. plastic scrapper
7. soap water in spray nozzle bottle
8. hair dryer
9. masking tape

n above all dat u need a pair of artistic hands... looks familiar ha..... WCC style.... hahaha
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total cost of this project is rm135 for stickers... quiet expensive...but worth the experience...
still need to sticker the door opener n the side skirts... will update in the near future...
 
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wow... u DIY-ed the decals? not bad... Where u get the large sized stickers to cut?
 
waa.... glow in dark ohhh.... nice nice....
 
lol u helping Apexi to advertise....... getting benefit from Apexi?

hahaha
 
maybe he's proud of using Apexi stuff leh... chill laa.. lolz... first thing is, can other ppl do it anot? hehehh... art sense...
 
i saw a Kelisa with red paint.....whole car is coca-cola looks.......haha looks damn attractive.......i wonder if he went to coca-cola company and help them advertise got money to take somemore got cool sticker......haha
 
if got money, i don't mind advertising for any company on my car....even woman's sanitary pad brands oso can......LOL
 
Whoah! Very cool! How come the word Apexi is reversed on the right hand side of the car?
 
InitialD said:
Whoah! Very cool! How come the word Apexi is reversed on the right hand side of the car?

i think its common practise on most designs on show cars...
 
gohkokeng said:
lol u helping Apexi to advertise....... getting benefit from Apexi?

hahaha

goh bro.. jealous izzit? hehe. i know u car plain only. ahhahaa!!

party joe... nice JOB!.. u can make bizniz oledi lo. i support u!
 
Honestly speaking, i don't think only Goh will be jealous
Even i am jealous
party joe did such a good work
I think he must surely be enjoying driving his car out
Keep up the good work and continue posting updates of ur DIY decals
 
donCityZ haha not jealous la....

my car also advertising for BROTHERS.....got scorpian sticker......

damn i stick for a damn purpose.......still remember a hot thread named Girl/Lady/Woman/Female driver for those senior members here? and thanks to TOE PECK my thread baned.
 
how did u print the lines to cut in such a big size? pplotter?
 

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