Numbers for Solo 2 racing
#1
Numbers for Solo 2 racing
I'll be racing a autocross event over at the Tirerack April 6th (I think its the first official SCCA points race of the season)
Anyway I need to know a place where I can by numbers/letters for the car. There the magnetic ones that stick to your doors. My dad has some, I dont where he got them because it was 20 some years ago. My number in "78 HS" and I have every letter and number except the "H". Does anyone know where I can buy two (somewhere on the internet maybe)
Anyway I need to know a place where I can by numbers/letters for the car. There the magnetic ones that stick to your doors. My dad has some, I dont where he got them because it was 20 some years ago. My number in "78 HS" and I have every letter and number except the "H". Does anyone know where I can buy two (somewhere on the internet maybe)
#2
check out my website, i make all kinds of numbers, etc...
this is the direct page, the main link is in my sig below my pic
http://www.automediazone.com/pro/Decals.htm
this is the direct page, the main link is in my sig below my pic
http://www.automediazone.com/pro/Decals.htm
#4
I made my own numbers. They turned out quite well and professional looking IMHO.
I used MS PowerPoint to create the numbers. Use your desired font sytle with a LARGE point count. (I can't remember the exact size). I ended up with one number per page and two letters per page. I then bought from Home Depot a package of magnetic vent covers (found in the plumbing dept.) for about $8. Three sheets are included and are about 8"x11". I taped the printed sheets to the magnetic materal and with a steady hand cut them out with a utility knife. Overall time was about an hour. Since the material is white, I spray painted each letter and number with an engine enamal (it was the only thing I had on hand and it's a bit more durable than typical spray paint).
Pretty quick run-down, but I HTH.
I used MS PowerPoint to create the numbers. Use your desired font sytle with a LARGE point count. (I can't remember the exact size). I ended up with one number per page and two letters per page. I then bought from Home Depot a package of magnetic vent covers (found in the plumbing dept.) for about $8. Three sheets are included and are about 8"x11". I taped the printed sheets to the magnetic materal and with a steady hand cut them out with a utility knife. Overall time was about an hour. Since the material is white, I spray painted each letter and number with an engine enamal (it was the only thing I had on hand and it's a bit more durable than typical spray paint).
Pretty quick run-down, but I HTH.
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