Dressing up the calipers
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They are curved and his are straight.
Do you suppose it's just the way you apply them?
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Same decals. They come on a transfer paper lined up in that curve. I just cut out and applied each individual letter in a straight line. Not a big deal at all. It was just like applying 3 separate smaller decals instead of one
They SAY they're able to withstand heat. Who knows. :-) worth a try for so cheap
They SAY they're able to withstand heat. Who knows. :-) worth a try for so cheap
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