Road Trek decals and striping

[95Pop210]

Where can you buy striping for a 1995 Roadtrek

[obgraham]

I expect you'll need a custom paint shop. Even if someone had a stash of the decals from 1995, they'd be pretty brittle by now.

[wincrasher]

You can have them made. Just take some pictures to a vinyl shop and have them re-created.

[96coachmen]

Seconding the idea to have them custom made. This is very big for the modern (and vintage) muscle cars. Many styles and colors of hood stripes and side stripes. There are always many discussions on the muscle car forums regarding stock and custom vinyl stripes. Check the Dodge Challenger, Ford Mustang, and Chevy Camaro forums. You could find mail order company references there if you cannot find a local shop.

[96coachmen]

You can also go for the paint approach if you know exactly what you want. There is one other option. People who customize cars talk a lot nowadays about spray on plasti - dip. You can mask off areas and apply the plasti dip paint (or pay a professional), and if you get tired of it, you can peel it off and start again. I have no experience with the plasti dip, but have read about it quite a bit on car forums.

[mumkin]

I believe that any professional paint shop can do the decals. When I had the side of my Libero painted... the only decal was the name. The manager said... 'no problem... we have computer programs that whip these decals right out."

[mkguitar]

PW stocks or has decals available...through a dealer- they suggest a profession put them on.

mine are aging, I think when they are done, I'll just remove them and shine up the paint

mike

[Rontof]

I'd love to remove my stripes from 2011 Pleasureway
Has anyone attempted to do themselves?

[DCHitt]

Originally Posted by Rontof

I'd love to remove my stripes from 2011 Pleasureway
Has anyone attempted to do themselves?

Use the search function to find others that have done this. Like..

http://www.classbforum.com/forums/f5...-70a-3513.html

[VTPete]

I just spent $25 and had some custom vinyl "automotive stickers" made online. The company I used (Banner Buzz) had an online tool - I made a "sticker" with UV protection 3.75x240 inches long. I didn't bother to try and strip off the old residue. I figured for $25 it was worth it to see how it looked. The top stripe had basically flaked off with time, so I just stick the new pieces on over where the old was.
After spending hundreds of hours meticulously redoing the interior, it's weird that I would go the "cheap" route - but in this case, I'm happy.
You'll note the bottom edge isn't perfect. This is because when I ordered the sticker I neglected to leave a space above and below for the imperfect cutting system - so the cut on the vinyl wasn't very clean and it obviously shows. But, knowing that I could strip it off and try again lets me not worry.