Does any one make Type R stick on decals? If so how well do they withstand weather conditions?
Type R decal
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May require some modification:
http://www.optauto.com/webstore/
Item#: HON-STTRR
Item#: HON-STTRLH
Item#: HON-STTRRH
Here is an actual picture of the decal:
http://store5.yimg.com/I/twincamtech_1708_2647665
http://www.optauto.com/webstore/
Item#: HON-STTRR
Item#: HON-STTRLH
Item#: HON-STTRRH
Here is an actual picture of the decal:
http://store5.yimg.com/I/twincamtech_1708_2647665
These withstand weather extremes just fine. Mine do, anyway.
Thanks.
Does anyone make the R alone? And do they use 3M adhesive? Does it affect the clear coat when removed? Should degreaser or Simple Green be used, will they bleed? Just curious.
Does anyone make the R alone? And do they use 3M adhesive? Does it affect the clear coat when removed? Should degreaser or Simple Green be used, will they bleed? Just curious.
Anyone can. All it takes is the ITR sticker and a pair of scissors.
Are you planning on putting a Type R sticker on your NSX???????????????????
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I found a nice 'R' badge. The Toyota Matrix 'XR' has a 'XR' badge on the rear. The 'X' is large and chrome, but the 'R'is smaller, and is red with a thin chrome border. If you are looking for a 'R' badge for the fenders or rear of your NSX, check it out.
