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Originally Posted by DandoX
I'd like to make or buy some stickers for myself to place in the engine bay. Mainly for placing on various plastic surfaces to either look cool or remind me about something.
Example: I'd like to do an simple sticker that I can list the oil change intervals with pen, place that on the fuse box cover.
Or have a sticker to remind me to unbolt a certain section before removing this piece.
Or just a cool looking logo sticker.
I only want to add stickers that are heat resistant and won't peel or wave anytime soon. Last thing I want to do is place something that melts glue and creates a mess.
Any advice?
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I have stickers all over my car, engine bay included. I make stickers. I use high quality automotive vinyl and laminate it with either textured or clear laminate.
The fuse box cover has a bumpy finish. Not ideal for stickers. I have one there. My K&N sticker is good to go where it is. As long as the surface is smooth and not too hot you will be fine.
Any sticker that I have had fail, is easily cleaned with a rag and rubbing alcohol. Even on the paint after a year. I have had 10 different stickers on my rear bumper.
