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by surfboardfiller » Sat 01.07.2006, 13:44
I guess the black plastic stickers shrank in the sunlight, due to the lensing effect of the perspex cover!?
Anyone know where I can get a 'printed' number plate?
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by Specky » Sat 01.07.2006, 14:10
surfer wrote:I guess the black plastic stickers shrank in the sunlight, due to the lensing effect of the perspex cover!?
Anyone know where I can get a 'printed' number plate?
IMO don't use "craigplates" of the internet, cos the yellow plastic disbonds for the same reason.
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by Andy_J » Sat 01.07.2006, 16:36
I'm on my third Hafrauds number plate cause of melting/shinking letters & number.
I've kept my receipt and keep taking the plates back as they must be 'faulty'

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by Gary » Sat 01.07.2006, 21:09
Strange, 'cos I assumed we would be ok with our 'garage queen' , but even after 7 months the plate is starting to warp.
Think the best bet is to get a metal one
Ex owner of S2 no 480 and Red SE
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