I'm not an originality wonk but that S looks a whole lot different than the S on the original LSD I pulled from my car. Then again, so does the entire unit.
Indeed it does...
mr bump
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Fantastic effort, looks spot on. I used a steady hand with a tippex brush for mine, that was fun! LOL
NICE TOUCH
ILL HAVE TO GET OUT MY PAINT BRUSH
LOOKS LIKE YOU NEED TO INFILL THE S TO MATCH CORRECTLY
I STAMPED MY VIN NUMBER ON THE LOWER SIDE WITH
STEEL NUMBER PUNCH
TOP MIDDLE THERES A BIG "L" FOR LIMITED --PAINT THAT
I THINK ITS AN UPSIDE DOWN 7 BUT LOOKS CLOSE ENUFF TO AND L
ILL HAVE TO GET OUT MY PAINT BRUSH
LOOKS LIKE YOU NEED TO INFILL THE S TO MATCH CORRECTLY
I STAMPED MY VIN NUMBER ON THE LOWER SIDE WITH
STEEL NUMBER PUNCH
TOP MIDDLE THERES A BIG "L" FOR LIMITED --PAINT THAT
I THINK ITS AN UPSIDE DOWN 7 BUT LOOKS CLOSE ENUFF TO AND L
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The 'S' is definitely weighted -- meaning the top is slightly smaller than the bottom. This thread was to provide a quick read on how the stencil works.....
The lettering is outlined & there is transfer tape over the entire bit to keep the center in-place. Some have asked so I wanted clarify with a picture sent to me.
- Mo
The lettering is outlined & there is transfer tape over the entire bit to keep the center in-place. Some have asked so I wanted clarify with a picture sent to me.
- Mo