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Adz2332

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Im spraying the brake calapiers on my GTR and need the BREMBO stickers to replace them.

Does anyone know where i can get some?

Or can anyone make them up for me? I need them asap.

I would like 2 sets as im going to try firstly to use it as a template and remove them. like im going to spray the calapier white. then aply the sticker when dry. then spray red over the top and let dry. then peel the sticker off to show the white underneath. and see if that works.

If not just use it as a sticker and spray heat proof clear over it etc...

but yer i need them made up ASAP.

I have rough measurements and pics.

plz help

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as a tip any sign shop can do it easily, you can get them the brembo logo of a website called www.brandsoftheworld.com which will be in a format they can cut easily... It would probably work out cheaper faster to talk to a sign shop in your area than to get one from another state...

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Luciano

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hey Adz, why dont you try giving Dzign FX a call - that company that sponsor Miss-R34s car

company profile says:

Graphic design,

Corporate ID,

Retail Signage,

Digital Print,

Web Pages,

Stationery,

Uniforms,

Vinyl Graphics,

Vehicle Signs,

Motorsport,

Logo Design,

Bic Products,

they should be able to sort ya out

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