Headlight Vinyl
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Headlight Vinyl
On many of the irocs i see the black stuff around the indention on the headlights. is this just vinyl? if not what can i get to put there to look similar.
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Don't tell him that! I want to see him try to upholster the headlight buckets!
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LOL! we don't need another fun incident to take up the boards for a month. well.. actually it would be fun. But i'm sure he was thinking of the vinyl used for decals and not the vinyl used as a leather substitute.
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Originally posted by JeremyNYR
LOL! we don't need another fun incident to take up the boards for a month. well.. actually it would be fun. But i'm sure he was thinking of the vinyl used for decals and not the vinyl used as a leather substitute.
LOL! we don't need another fun incident to take up the boards for a month. well.. actually it would be fun. But i'm sure he was thinking of the vinyl used for decals and not the vinyl used as a leather substitute.
yea haha. thanks. sorry i didnt clear that in my original post. is there anything i can put there that is removable that wont just look tacky??
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Oops, i made a little typo. I meant a "fur incident" but it was also fun. lol.
I would imagine that you can have a one-piece vinyl decal cut to fit in there if you want to try it out but aren't totally sure you want it to be permanent. If installed correctly, it should look fine. If you decide to do it, there are plenty of small businesses that produce vinyl signs and decals. Just take a look in your yellow pages.
I would imagine that you can have a one-piece vinyl decal cut to fit in there if you want to try it out but aren't totally sure you want it to be permanent. If installed correctly, it should look fine. If you decide to do it, there are plenty of small businesses that produce vinyl signs and decals. Just take a look in your yellow pages.






