overhead console button lettering
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overhead console button lettering
is there anyway that you all have found to replace or redo the white lettering on the overhead console that says MAP and DOME.... mine are rubbed right off and its a little annoying...
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Re: overhead console button lettering
Coupe or t-top? I have a two coupe versions in great shape, to include working switches.
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Re: overhead console button lettering
I forget...is that lettering on the surface? Or are the letters also stamped in? Its been awhile since I looked at my overhead since its still in my 87. I gotta get up the nerve to cut holes in my headliner and transfer it over haha.
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Re: overhead console button lettering
mines for t-tops... just trying to see if there was a way to "restore" the white letters or not...
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Re: overhead console button lettering
I would think that good quality transfer decals (vinyl letters) would work. Get a local print shop to make you a set, rub them on, and see how well they hold up. Shouldn't cost more than $20 or so.
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