SHOW ME YOUR SUN VISORS
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SHOW ME YOUR SUN VISORS
Trying to decide wether to have a sun visor / sun strip put on my WRB 2002 WRX - if people could post pics of there's this will help me decide
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I think u mean a sunstrip. I was dying to pop and and take a pic of my flip down sun visor for you - but I'm not driving the subaru today lol.
Have a look at the white motor, page 9 on here. Not a fan of sunstrips myself but this one looks ok.
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...project-9.html
Have a look at the white motor, page 9 on here. Not a fan of sunstrips myself but this one looks ok.
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...project-9.html
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Here's one of my sunstrip on my WR Blue newage.
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20.../Dsc00959b.jpg
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http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20.../Dsc00959b.jpg
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Could be incase you didn't see any low flying aircraft Sara?
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Yes made up of three parts, the black sun strip itself, you decide on the size, though dont go any lower or deep than mine because you wont be able to see the traffic lights and the plod will nick you
The second part is the subaru lettering. I chose a subtle silver tint to it, cant see it in the pictures but it looks the dogs
Finally the logo...I copied all the parts from the WRC car and then sent my design to get made up. Fairly easy to fit, a squeege, loads of water and a bit of fairy liquid. Peel off the backing paper, you will need a friend to line up the strip and trim if necessary (i used a stanley blade very very carefully)
use the squeege and your hands/nails to get rid of all the bubbles.
*note let dry before doing the other two*
Then , again with a friend, line up the lettering and apply, using water.
*dry*
then the logo, same procedure.
Job done
and the man to get it all from is: Sticky Stuff (member on here)
Cost about £30-40.
The second part is the subaru lettering. I chose a subtle silver tint to it, cant see it in the pictures but it looks the dogs
Finally the logo...I copied all the parts from the WRC car and then sent my design to get made up. Fairly easy to fit, a squeege, loads of water and a bit of fairy liquid. Peel off the backing paper, you will need a friend to line up the strip and trim if necessary (i used a stanley blade very very carefully)
use the squeege and your hands/nails to get rid of all the bubbles.
*note let dry before doing the other two*
Then , again with a friend, line up the lettering and apply, using water.
*dry*
then the logo, same procedure.
Job done
and the man to get it all from is: Sticky Stuff (member on here)
Cost about £30-40.
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