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Also known as W-Mode.
I began by measuring and masking the location (and orientation) for the sticker. With a curved front bumper, this is incredibly difficult, and I found after application that the sticker looked slanted regardless of the view angle. Oh well, next time I'll figure out a way to bend the sticker.
My sister removed the backing.
Done!
And Done!
This is where the WRC cars have their Prodrive Logo (technically they put it on the rubber lip, but I don't have one of those yet :P). Also, it doesn't stand out as much as, say the door or rear bumper/hatch. Nice and subtle, just like the rims.
Its in a position where you can see it but not the wheels, or the wheels but not the sticker. Advertising without becoming noise
I began by measuring and masking the location (and orientation) for the sticker. With a curved front bumper, this is incredibly difficult, and I found after application that the sticker looked slanted regardless of the view angle. Oh well, next time I'll figure out a way to bend the sticker.
My sister removed the backing.
Done!
And Done!
This is where the WRC cars have their Prodrive Logo (technically they put it on the rubber lip, but I don't have one of those yet :P). Also, it doesn't stand out as much as, say the door or rear bumper/hatch. Nice and subtle, just like the rims.
Its in a position where you can see it but not the wheels, or the wheels but not the sticker. Advertising without becoming noise
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