Sticker kit peeling off…… – OLD Bull Trailriders

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December 15, 2008 at 9:32 am #95536

Matt Baker
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anyone got any trade secrets about re-sticking stubborn sticker kits that wont stay put?
glue??

December 15, 2008 at 10:15 am #114866

Greg
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I really have no idea champ sorry, but you could see Tee n Cee at Penrith and order a Sticker kit or even a Old Bull Sticker kit in orange like so

You can get the whole lot or just the ones you want, 10% discount for all Old Bulls

TB

December 15, 2008 at 10:21 am #114870

Matt Baker
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ever the consummate professional hey TB, always plugging the product. i’ll give it a thought.

December 15, 2008 at 10:30 am #114873

Greg
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Nah seriously, once they start coming off they just keep coming from my experience, is it the fuel tank?

December 15, 2008 at 12:55 pm #114871

Nick Again
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Trailboss wrote:

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I really have no idea champ sorry, but you could see Tee n Cee at Penrith and order a Sticker kit or even a Old Bull Sticker kit in orange like so

You can get the whole lot or just the ones you want, 10% discount for all Old Bulls

TB

Can they/will they do this for the husky? Dont see much around for them…seems to be coming a common thread that….

December 15, 2008 at 12:59 pm #114867

Nick Again
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LC4skin wrote:

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anyone got any trade secrets about re-sticking stubborn sticker kits that wont stay put?
glue??

My guess is the prep. wasn’t done right, if this is a replacement set your talking about. Once you find a suitable glue, the plastics need proper cleaning, then washed down with a neutral detergent. dried, then glued then re-applied. Is time consuming to get it right. in my experience, one best left for spec.’s to do.

December 15, 2008 at 7:16 pm #114908

Greg
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Husky610 wrote:

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Trailboss wrote:

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I really have no idea champ sorry, but you could see Tee n Cee at Penrith and order a Sticker kit or even a Old Bull Sticker kit in orange like so

You can get the whole lot or just the ones you want, 10% discount for all Old Bulls

TB

Can they/will they do this for the husky? Dont see much around for them…seems to be coming a common thread that….

Hey Husky call the guys up and talk with them regarding the Husky, would recommend sending your plastics down and letting them fit them though some sort of black art that sticker fitting. Check them out in the links section or http://www.teencee.com.au/sites/

TB

December 15, 2008 at 7:43 pm #114912

Mick D
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If they are just starting to peel I use a little dab of super glue under the loose bit. Loctite makes a good super glue, I have a little bottle I keep in my beer fridge and it is still good after 2 years.

December 15, 2008 at 8:09 pm #114917

Toby
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Once they start to go there is no saving them. Peel the bastards off and spend your money on tires, brake pads etc that you need to keep your bike running. Bling sticker kits are for those that have to much money.

December 15, 2008 at 8:13 pm #114919

Mick D
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Fossil wrote:

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Once they start to go there is no saving them. Peel the bastards off and spend your money on tires, brake pads etc that you need to keep your bike running. Bling sticker kits are for those that have to much money.

Yes you are right Fossil, although as I have said in the past you can sell a bike with a bling sticker kit and no engine.

December 15, 2008 at 8:33 pm #114920

Greg
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Fossil wrote:

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Once they start to go there is no saving them. Peel the bastards off and spend your money on tires, brake pads etc that you need to keep your bike running. Bling sticker kits are for those that have to much money.

OH is that how you view me fossil?

December 15, 2008 at 8:42 pm #114922

Toby
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It just erks me when i see people waste money on cosmetic crap when they would do better to keep their bike properly maintained or young fellas that fork out good coin for a bling looking bike that is really a peice of shit.If you have a well maintaned bike and can still afford a nice sticker kit that is well and good (beleive me i have bought a few, my CRF250X for finke was bling) it is just a matter of getting your priorties right.

December 15, 2008 at 8:47 pm #114923

Greg
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Yeah I am hearing you, back years ago you would take guys out riding, bike falling apart just the basic stuff you know, remember once a guys bike wouldn’t run, when we worked out the air filter was blocked, blocked completely I asked when he had cleaned it, he said he cleaned and bike shined his bike after every ride and it looked great he said, but in the 14 months he had owned it he had never cleaned the air filter or changed the oil!!!!
Lucky it was an XR, good old 250

TB

December 15, 2008 at 10:25 pm #114924

Anonymous

I’d buy a bike if it looked bling. Oh wait, I already did :p

I hear ya though Fossil. It’s stupid to buy stickers if other things on your bike need replacing. If your bike is well maintained then bling away I say!

December 16, 2008 at 12:38 am #114944

DAVE PURDOM
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I have found super glue is great if they are peeling away at the edges a little dab does the trick
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