Michael Meier
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Revamped my 1999 200 EFI with new decals from Darryl - [email protected]
Use the hair dryer to get the old ones off slowly. WD-40 or Goop to remove the adhesive residue. I used some fine polishing compound to rub the whole thing out and washed it down to remove any other stuff.
Using the blue painters tape and a fine point dry erase board marker, mark the dim's for the decals. A little soap water, allot of paitence, a couple :beers:
and they go on pretty easy. Darryl did a great job on the decals, included instructions, and even the squeege. Thanks!!!!!
Use the hair dryer to get the old ones off slowly. WD-40 or Goop to remove the adhesive residue. I used some fine polishing compound to rub the whole thing out and washed it down to remove any other stuff.
Using the blue painters tape and a fine point dry erase board marker, mark the dim's for the decals. A little soap water, allot of paitence, a couple :beers:
and they go on pretty easy. Darryl did a great job on the decals, included instructions, and even the squeege. Thanks!!!!!
