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Arc Intercooler Stencil For Repainting The Original Logo

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Hi david, I made the stencil from a thin piece of plastic cut out with a small stanley knife. I firstly got the ARC logo printed out to the maximum size i could at office works which is about as right as original for mine cause i measured it before hand, Then i copied it for each letter with copy paper, copied it onto the thin plastic and cut out each letter into stencils.I measured up the erea roughly then stuck the cutout stencil onto cooler with double sided tape then spray away.

Hope this helps people it worked for me took me about 3 hours though to get it right.

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I'm from nsw although I live in wa, I threw the stencil out by accident so I'll have to make another when the time comes.. U can easily make them just have to get measurements right or close enough in my case.. :) see if I were to make them for people I need sizes of letters so I can get it closest to original, mine was close although just the lettering was abit thicker which was ok more visible.

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maybe your right.

Just all this talk about painting logo's or trying the stealth look I thought I would ask the obvious question.

Imagine going stealth to find out you had used a paint that retains heat. Black also attracts natural heat from light.

Edit: Just had a strange thought to piss commodore drivers off. Put the Chev logo on your FMIC - LMAO

(OO)SKYLINE(OO) Grand Master

(OO)SKYLINE(OO)

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maybe your right.

Just all this talk about painting logo's or trying the stealth look I thought I would ask the obvious question.

Imagine going stealth to find out you had used a paint that retains heat. Black also attracts natural heat from light.

Edit: Just had a strange thought to piss commodore drivers off. Put the Chev logo on your FMIC - LMAO

LOL!

Unless you can find out what paint Nissan used on the R32 / R33 GTR intercoolers...

Or ask Chris (Craved) from Craved Coatings as he would know.

I paint stripped mine cause I like the look of how the R34 GTR intercoolers came.

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