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Re: lazer decals, why use them?
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Posted by KEN C. on January 28, 2003 at 17:27:35 from (209.209.198.73):
In Reply to: lazer decals, why use them? posted by terry on January 28, 2003 at 15:58:21:
The decals i got from JD dealer were a peice of clear tape with letters on it, looked like scotch tape with letters stuck on it, looked bad on a tractor you put hours and hours restoring, i just did'nt like them. Order computer cut the letters were original looking and were pre spaced on tape, stickem on peal off the tape and you have original look without the shiny tape between letters, just looked a lot better, but they are higher in price, just my opinion, Ken.
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