here we go again!
here we go again!
i did my white face about 3 months ago on kodak photo paper now ever edge on it is peeling and gettin cracks all over it. does anyone no what paper to u that is strong WONT PEEL, and glosssy?? also i have a plan this time and was wondering if any did this yet, i am gunna cut out all the numbers and lines and make it so only they light up, but what should i do about the needle?
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Car: 1989 IROC-Z
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I used Kodak Glossy Inkjet Paper. On the back it says "CAT 119 4646" so I think thats like a part number or somethin. I haven't had any problems with peeling and they've been on about a year. The only problem I've had is that I used crappy glue and some of the gauges came off. I'm redoing them this year with better glue.
i am gunna look into what kodak paper i am useing. dont use glue next time use really thin 2 way tape that people use for weather strippin there house, its very strong stuff and really thin.
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i have the same problem, they are all peeling and bubbling up. eventually i'm gonna make a custom gauge cluster with autometer ultralites. gotta get the car running first though
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I'd adhere it with rubber cement, myself, and make sure that you do the dry/dry method..a coat on the paper, let it dry, a coat on the gauges, let IT dry..then adhere the two. The bond is SUPER strong, so line it up correct the first time!
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I'd adhere it with rubber cement, myself, and make sure that you do the dry/dry method..a coat on the paper, let it dry, a coat on the gauges, let IT dry..then adhere the two. The bond is SUPER strong, so line it up correct the first time!
I'd adhere it with rubber cement, myself, and make sure that you do the dry/dry method..a coat on the paper, let it dry, a coat on the gauges, let IT dry..then adhere the two. The bond is SUPER strong, so line it up correct the first time!





