Window Sticker Preservation Methods
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Window Sticker Preservation Methods
What is everybody doing to preserve their window sticker? For my window sticker, the previous owner folded it so it fit inside a sheet protector, and that's how it sits today.
I have seen people do the following:
1. Laminate it like a giant card
2. Store it in a sheet protector (folded or unfolded)
3. Framed displays at car shows
What is best for preservation, and what has the least impact on the value of the document? I like the idea of doing a professional lamination, but I'm not sure what that would do to the value of the document. Keeping it in a sheet protector is nice, but I can't really display it and it's just reinforcing the crease in the paper.
I have seen people do the following:
1. Laminate it like a giant card
2. Store it in a sheet protector (folded or unfolded)
3. Framed displays at car shows
What is best for preservation, and what has the least impact on the value of the document? I like the idea of doing a professional lamination, but I'm not sure what that would do to the value of the document. Keeping it in a sheet protector is nice, but I can't really display it and it's just reinforcing the crease in the paper.
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Re: Window Sticker Preservation Methods
What is everybody doing to preserve their window sticker? For my window sticker, the previous owner folded it so it fit inside a sheet protector, and that's how it sits today.
I have seen people do the following:
1. Laminate it like a giant card
2. Store it in a sheet protector (folded or unfolded)
3. Framed displays at car shows
What is best for preservation, and what has the least impact on the value of the document? I like the idea of doing a professional lamination, but I'm not sure what that would do to the value of the document. Keeping it in a sheet protector is nice, but I can't really display it and it's just reinforcing the crease in the paper.
I have seen people do the following:
1. Laminate it like a giant card
2. Store it in a sheet protector (folded or unfolded)
3. Framed displays at car shows
What is best for preservation, and what has the least impact on the value of the document? I like the idea of doing a professional lamination, but I'm not sure what that would do to the value of the document. Keeping it in a sheet protector is nice, but I can't really display it and it's just reinforcing the crease in the paper.
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Re: Window Sticker Preservation Methods
I would think Lamination... But then you can never remove it (not sure why you would want to) Wish I had mine, I have my build sheet, but that is it.
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Re: Window Sticker Preservation Methods
I found an interesting idea on another forum. The owner goes to a print shop and gets a high quality color photocopy of the window sticker that is then laminated. The original is stored in a dark, safe area at home. This allows displaying the sticker while retaining the original.
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Re: Window Sticker Preservation Methods
My 88 GTA has both the original sticker (torn across the bottom) and the PHS repro piece. Both are laminated.
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Re: Window Sticker Preservation Methods
I found an interesting idea on another forum. The owner goes to a print shop and gets a high quality color photocopy of the window sticker that is then laminated. The original is stored in a dark, safe area at home. This allows displaying the sticker while retaining the original.
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