Yep... stickers. If you have them on your car or truck in all likelihood you've been neglecting them. Your vinyl decorations need love too... detailing isn't just for your painted, glass, and metal parts.
Most people have a sticker on their back glass and this is just a simple reminder/point:
VRT works on those too!!
How many times have you been behind a car in traffic and their old stickers are peeling, cracking, and faded?? We all have. Well you don't have to be one of "those people" -
Simply apply a coat of VRT after you dry to any stickers on your ride, don't worry about the overlap onto your glass or paint, get sloppy. Follow up with your preferred glass cleaning method on your windows or a shot of detail spray and MF on the surrounding paint and BAM... detailed stickers.
Be careful not to catch edges either. Die cut decals alot of times have small details and corners that are easily lifted by a towel passing over them. To avoid peeling your stickers inadvertently blot them dry or even better use compressed air or a leaf blower to dry them.
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Yep... stickers. If you have them on your car or truck in all likelihood you've been neglecting them. Your vinyl decorations need love too... detailing isn't just for your painted, glass, and metal parts.
Most people have a sticker on their back glass and this is just a simple reminder/point:
VRT works on those too!!
How many times have you been behind a car in traffic and their old stickers are peeling, cracking, and faded?? We all have. Well you don't have to be one of "those people" -
Simply apply a coat of VRT after you dry to any stickers on your ride, don't worry about the overlap onto your glass or paint, get sloppy. Follow up with your preferred glass cleaning method on your windows or a shot of detail spray and MF on the surrounding paint and BAM... detailed stickers.
Be careful not to catch edges either. Die cut decals alot of times have small details and corners that are easily lifted by a towel passing over them. To avoid peeling your stickers inadvertently blot them dry or even better use compressed air or a leaf blower to dry them.
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