RESPECT YOUR ELDERS. - The Vinyl Decal.
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You don't use Lakeshore northbound to get to the damn post office! Now get yer ass in gear!Mucci wrote:DELAYED SHIPPING
Due to the 20"+ of snow Chicago was just hit with, I have not been able to get to a post office to get orders shipped out.
Please be patient and refrain from PM bombing me. Your orders will go out ASAP.
Very sorry for the delay.
Here's a bit of what we're dealing with:
All EXTERIOR decals are sold out. For good!
That will be the last run. Thank you to all who purchased them.
Interior decals are still available.
http://www.freewebstore.org/RESPECT-YOUR-ELDERS
Thanks,
Dave
That will be the last run. Thank you to all who purchased them.
Interior decals are still available.
http://www.freewebstore.org/RESPECT-YOUR-ELDERS
Thanks,
Dave
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Thanks Mucci
I like these so much I put on two!
1988 528e (super ETA - built 10/87 - one of the last e28 made)
All options / Bronzit Beige / 165,000 miles
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Q ... directlink
1988 528e (super ETA - built 10/87 - one of the last e28 made)
All options / Bronzit Beige / 165,000 miles
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Q ... directlink
Another guy had a similar issue. I'm not sure why it would do this. I've had mine on for about 6 months, through a Chicago winter and lots of power washes with no issues. I even TRY to blast/scrub them off! The vendor rates them at a 2-4 year life span.1st 5er wrote:Hey Dave,
1st 5er wrote:
Posted: Dec 08, 2010 10:35 AM
And 4 months later, winter sun no less...
Oh well, it was nice while it lasted.
Anyone else have this issue?
Sorry for the inconvenience. I'll try to shoot you some replacements. Check your PM's
Make sure you thoroughly clean your window with glass cleaner before applying, and apply with a bondo spreader or credit card to ensure it's fully stuck on there.
PM replied to.Mucci wrote:Another guy had a similar issue. I'm not sure why it would do this. I've had mine on for about 6 months, through a Chicago winter and lots of power washes with no issues. I even TRY to blast/scrub them off! The vendor rates them at a 2-4 year life span.1st 5er wrote:Hey Dave,
Sorry for the inconvenience. I'll try to shoot you some replacements. Check your PM's
Make sure you thoroughly clean your window with glass cleaner before applying, and apply with a bondo spreader or credit card to ensure it's fully stuck on there.
Thanks...
I did the thorough cleaning before applying.
I do not power wash, it's done by hand with a cotton mitt.
I'll double clean and pressure stick this time around.
No issues with the one on the ///M5 yet, though it's not left out in the sun as the E12 has been for the past few months.
I've gotten a ton of comments and have referred numerous enthusiast to this thread for purchase.
I've even seen it being pointed out to a passenger in the car behind me via my rear view mirror.
This past Saturday one of the referrals told me that he couldn't use the interior ones, due to tinting, and was wondering if any more of the exterior models were going to be reproduced.
The message is timeless.
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Yes I was the first to have this problem. I PM him pics of the resulting damage and he promptly sent 2 replacements without question. Mucci has shown exceptional service in this matter. The one I have now is in good shape thus far...1st 5er wrote:PM replied to.Mucci wrote:Another guy had a similar issue. I'm not sure why it would do this. I've had mine on for about 6 months, through a Chicago winter and lots of power washes with no issues. I even TRY to blast/scrub them off! The vendor rates them at a 2-4 year life span.1st 5er wrote:Hey Dave,
Sorry for the inconvenience. I'll try to shoot you some replacements. Check your PM's
Make sure you thoroughly clean your window with glass cleaner before applying, and apply with a bondo spreader or credit card to ensure it's fully stuck on there.
Thanks...
I did the thorough cleaning before applying.
I do not power wash, it's done by hand with a cotton mitt.
I'll double clean and pressure stick this time around.
No issues with the one on the ///M5 yet, though it's not left out in the sun as the E12 has been for the past few months.
I've gotten a ton of comments and have referred numerous enthusiast to this thread for purchase.
I've even seen it being pointed out to a passenger in the car behind me via my rear view mirror.
This past Saturday one of the referrals told me that he couldn't use the interior ones, due to tinting, and was wondering if any more of the exterior models were going to be reproduced.
The message is timeless.
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I'd like to give everybody who's had issues replacements, but issue #1 is ..I just don't have any left. Issue #2 is, if there's a problem with their quality, I rather have it addressed, and then send replacements.
I don't want to make any promises here though. I've messaged the vendor and we'll see what their response is.
There should be no problem with interior decals, since they're produced differently and are away from the elements.
I don't want to make any promises here though. I've messaged the vendor and we'll see what their response is.
There should be no problem with interior decals, since they're produced differently and are away from the elements.
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