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Brooklin 1941 Chrysler New Yorker remake

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Chazy.R
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Ken,

looks like right side black slash guard is  it black on left side?


   
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Ken Spear
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@chazy-r. WOW!! How did I ever miss that! Thanks for pointing it out. It was easier to install the guards when I installed the fender skirts so I just painted them along with the car and then brush painted it flat black afterwards. It looks like I painted the right side but got distracted and never returned to paint the drivers side. I'll add that to my list of corrections. Thanks again.


   
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John Quilter
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Posted by: @kenspear

@john-quilter. John, this was part of a decal set that I found on the bay a number of years ago. I have kept the original pattern and simply copy it using a high quality laser printer at our local library. I then attach the pattern to double sided tape and trim it to fit. I can send you some if you email me your mailing address. My email is  kenspear@rogers.com. Anyone else, feel free to email me your address if you want this pattern.

Thanks, great technique.  I've used double sided adhesive,  I think its called double Avery, to attach license plates.  (Old Bill Harrison trick)  I also have printed patterns or spray painted patterns on large 3 X 3 address labels that have adhesive backing.

John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA


   
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