Billboard letters

[spitfun@aol.com]

I bought my tire stickers from Tiregraficx. They will sell you any size combo you want-I went with the smaller "EAGLE" and larger "GOODYEAR" lettering to make it look more accurate. I also ground off the existing letters from my T/A Radials, I think they came out looking pretty good... Rich

[FUNFER2]

WOW.....Rich, they look great ! )

I have a set of the original Billboards that I haven't ever mounted, and have thought many times about getting stickers for my Good Year ll.

Please explain your process and was it difficult to grind the letters, how long did it take ?Any photo's of during the job ?

How long have they been on ?
How do you clean them what is used ?

Thanks.

[RB60]

Originally Posted by spitfun@aol.com

I bought my tire stickers from Tiregraficx. They will sell you any size combo you want-I went with the smaller "EAGLE" and larger "GOODYEAR" lettering to make it look more accurate. I also ground off the existing letters from my T/A Radials, I think they came out looking pretty good... Rich

What height are the "GOODYEAR" letters? They look to be 2". I contacted Tire Stickers about theirs, they recommended 1 3/4" for my 15" wheels. The BFG's I'll be replacing with Cooper's this spring have 1" letters. I think I'll put the lettering on before the tires are mounted and balanced.

[ShelbyStang]

Originally Posted by spitfun@aol.com

I bought my tire stickers from Tiregraficx. They will sell you any size combo you want-I went with the smaller "EAGLE" and larger "GOODYEAR" lettering to make it look more accurate. I also ground off the existing letters from my T/A Radials, I think they came out looking pretty good... Rich

Dude I think those look awesome! I got some tirestickers a few weeks back and I love them!!!

[FUNFER2]

What did you guys use to grind off the letters/numbers and was it easy or a ***** ?

[Mark IV]

Originally Posted by FUNFER2

What did you guys use to grind off the letters/numbers and was it easy or a ***** ?

We use an air angle die grinder with a Roloc "conditioning disc" Easy, peasy