DIY Mugen and JDM tuner decals

[Interlude]

I posted these a while ago, probably over a year. Since my old post no longer works and people have been PM-ing me for them, I thought I would post them up again. So enjoy.

Just use whatever decal paper you perfer and remember to seal them correctly before getting them wet if you are using inkjet. Resize as necessary.

[tonioseven]

Cool!! I remember these!!

[Vric]

And if you save them in the next 10 minutes, you will have a nice automotiveforums.com logo FREE! That's right, totally free !

btw, most of those logo can be found here with much higher resolution:
http://www.brandsoftheworld.com

[Ran]

Originally Posted by Vric

And if you save them in the next 10 minutes, you will have a nice automotiveforums.com logo FREE! That's right, totally free !

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY lol
What kind of paper do I need to buy for printing decals?
Is it possible to print decals @ home?

[mrceej]

Originally Posted by Ran

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY lol
What kind of paper do I need to buy for printing decals?
Is it possible to print decals @ home?

i have the same question

[malsheem]

Originally Posted by Vric

And if you save them in the next 10 minutes, you will have a nice automotiveforums.com logo FREE! That's right, totally free !

btw, most of those logo can be found here with much higher resolution:
http://www.brandsoftheworld.com

Hey, now that's a useful site. Thanks, Vric.

[Interlude]

Originally Posted by Vric

And if you save them in the next 10 minutes, you will have a nice automotiveforums.com logo FREE! That's right, totally free !

btw, most of those logo can be found here with much higher resolution:
http://www.brandsoftheworld.com

Well, the Automotive.com watermark is obviously out of my control, since it does do it automatically if I host them on the site. Nifty link btw.

[Interlude]

You'll just need decal paper. They sell them at many hobby stores. There are different kinds available (ie. inkjet, laser, etc.). Just make sure you get the right type of paper for you printer. You can then resize the pics to your liking if you wish. Then just print them out normally (high quality settings). After that, you spray the sheets with either the sealant that the paper instruction recommends, or just use a clear coat. I tried Testors flat clear, and if works fine. Now you can cut them out and use them like normal water decals.

[freakmech]

Holy Shit that is a great website V-ric. sorry i had to swear. this is good for all kinda things. not just modelling thanks for the leak.

[Vric]

Originally Posted by Interlude

Well, the Automotive.com watermark is obviously out of my control, since it does do it automatically if I host them on the site. Nifty link btw.

hey! that was just a funny reply, dont get it wrong

yes the link is VERY usefull for logo.

as for making logo, it'S very usefull for light color car (yellow, bright red etc..) but for dark color, just forget it.

[ImolaEK]

Nice watermarks! J/k, Thanks for sharing!

[autobot 101]

Thanks INTERLUDE, I'm one of the guys who send you a "PM" reguarding these decals. Thanks for posting the Decal pics again. Now I can print copies of them on my Integra, Eg6,Eg8 ferio,Ek9 civics.

[Ran]

Originally Posted by Interlude

You'll just need decal paper. They sell them at many hobby stores. There are different kinds available (ie. inkjet, laser, etc.). Just make sure you get the right type of paper for you printer. You can then resize the pics to your liking if you wish. Then just print them out normally (high quality settings). After that, you spray the sheets with either the sealant that the paper instruction recommends, or just use a clear coat. I tried Testors flat clear, and if works fine. Now you can cut them out and use them like normal water decals.

Oh I see, thanks

[mrceej]

thanks. i'm going to try looking for some so i can try it out. if it works, man oh man. you'll definitely see some new projects from me. thanks again!

[Bas Carwash]

Nice, thanx. Really usefull