Sticking back the CBR stickers on the fairing

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  1. Lazywaster

    Lazywaster New Member

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    I've just had the two side panels sprayed on my 2012 blade. They look beautiful now.

    I managed to get the plastic CBR stickers off with a hair dryer and patience. What do you think would be the best glue or product to re-fix them?

    3M tape?

    They are £50 a set otherwise!!!!
     
    #1 Lazywaster, Mar 30, 2015
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  2. martinowen

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    Should of given them to the painter and he could of lacquered over them
    I know sorry a bit late now lol
    I wouldn't try and re stick them myself
     
    #2 martinowen, Mar 30, 2015
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    Mart I think they are raised letters not stickers to be lacquered over. 3m tape is about the best there is.
     
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  4. martinowen

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    Oh like badges on the back of a car? You can get chepo sets of them on eBay or may even get away whith heating them back up again and uing the same glue
     
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    Hot glue gun?
     
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  6. Tonic

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    If it goes wrong, it's back to the paint shop for a new paint job. Personally, I wouldn't risk it for £50. It's not even the cost of a night out!
     
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    Quick eBay and if it's the raised cbr £9.45 for a pair
     
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  8. Lazywaster

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    Yeah Martin they are raised soft plastic. Couldn't believe how much they are new!
     
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  12. Mad taffy

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    You buy a 12plate blade and you scrimp on 50 quid tight b-------- lol
     
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  13. Lazywaster

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    It's because I have a 12 plate I NEED 50 quid!
     
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  14. RepsolPaul

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    I think the same, as you have said,
    They look beautiful, why down grade it.
    It's the finishing touch, when it comes to sell it you rather people not even notice.
    Well that my 2 pence, and your fifty quid :D
     
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