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Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel

Posted By: FOXY312

Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 10/31/10 01:05 PM

Just brought a decal from Phoenix Graphix for the hood of my Challenger and brought their Slide on Application Gel. Apply gel on the hood and the decal, lined up decal on the hood started to squeegee the decal out started from the center of the hood working it out towards the edge of decal, Then disaster started it seems like the app. gel got like rubber under the decal and would not squeegee out. It ruin the decal any ideas
Posted By: Stewpar

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/01/10 10:19 PM

Best to use Windex or soap and water. Use VERY little soap to water ratio! Windex will evaporate faster than soap and water........
Posted By: 71TA

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/03/10 05:33 PM

I've always used Windex for anything decal related.

Sorry, not much help at this point.
Posted By: anlauto

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/03/10 05:47 PM

Start by buying your stripes from
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Posted By: 79machocharger

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/03/10 09:36 PM

Get some rapid tac, it's the best for applying decals. It what sign shops use for applying there decals. It's about the color of urine and has a vanilla smell to it.
Posted By: Stewpar

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/03/10 09:39 PM

Quote:

Get some rapid tac, it's the best for applying decals. It what sign shops use for applying there decals. It's about the color of urine and has a vanilla smell to it.




Wish my urine smelled like vanilla all the time...........
Posted By: 79machocharger

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/03/10 09:46 PM

I wish my dogs did
Posted By: 71TA

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/03/10 10:01 PM

Eat asparagus and see what your urine smells like!
Posted By: anlauto

Re: Phoenix Graphix Slide on Application Gel - 11/03/10 11:12 PM

Just don't eat yellow snow....
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