Do most of you guys make your own or know a good place online to custom create some? My Z is blue so painters tape doesn't do the trick. In the past I would just put paint on my windows but I want something more cleaner looking.

 

Go to: http://izoomgraphics.com

Sean has some of the best stuff out there. In fact, when you go to the site, check the photos that flash. There is a 350Z with a nice set on the car. He does custom stuff and can do just about anything you want. Not only that, he is a really nice guy that will work with you. Tell him Steve sent you.

 

I had these made by a local vinyl shop. About $90/2.

 

$28/2 of the basic magnetic lettering so pretty good price. Thanks a lot.

 

I just purchased some magnetic sheet from eBay and cut my own. If you take your time you can get some high quality looking work for a bargain.

 

Here is a good thread on the subject....

https://my350z.com/forum/autocross-r...-stickers.html

I use laminated card stock sheets then write my race day number on it and wipe off at the end of the day.....see my post on that thread..
-J

 

I haven't tested them yet, but I got a nice set from rallydecals.com

 

+1, that's where I ordered my numbers and they are really nice. They came in the mail really quick, and the quality is very good.

 

Thanks for the link to Izoom.

 

My wife is a graphic designer and can make anything you want. Here is the one she made for me. Any design, any size, any sponsors/contingency roll call logo, any color including carbon fiber, and any substrate magnetic or vinyl. Cheap prices!

 

Another good souce is Jackrabbit graphics. They do a lot of stuff for SCCA and NASA in the south east.

 

Dude, wtf that's my number!!!


SDMF forever!!

 

OH NOES It's Not!

 

Lots of ways to do it, but I support the guys who support our the sport.

 

JETPILOT, can you pm me with some prices. I am looking for individual magnetic numbers. I am looking for 8" numbers and 4" letters. The number 1,5 and the letters B,S,P. thanks again.

 

If your doing multiple colors get them printed on vinyl. Layers of die-cut leave too many bubbles. Plus, printed reflective vinyl looks kewl even in the daylight.