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Old 01-20-2020, 09:21 PM   #29
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Well, from my previous post #23 I am now finished painting my old faded & cracked rear and drivers side MH graphics. I did a video of how it was done for those that are interested.
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Looks great!, I did the same thing on my last RV, which had badly faded decals. I just sanded the loose parts off, found spray can colors that were a close match, and went at it. The most time consuming part was the masking. I had some small, straight stripes that I replaced, there is a company online called Stripeman Graphics that others many colors and widths of striping tape. I actually had people ask how I kept the rig looking so good, because from 10 feet away, you couldn't tell that it was just decals that were painted over. Good job on your rig.
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Looks great. Nice job.

Thanks for making the video to help folks out

It’s amazing how well the 1/4 inch tape bends and prevents bleed through. I also used an exacto knife to trim where it wouldn’t bend enough. Like for the lettering.
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