Where to get the stickers apart from ebay

[ratboiler]

I got a cracker of a 24 hours Le Mans door sticker in 2014 and have my tickets for 2017
Can you guy post where you get your sticker please it took me a long time to find my last set.

[lucido grigio]

The PH shop sells them but last time I looked,no 2017 ones yet.

[Cooper7]

www.stickeredup4lemans.com

[E36GUY]

Cooper7 said:

www.stickeredup4lemans.com

This. They are the only UK company officially licensed to the ACO and therefore actually allowed to use the logo.

[MadMacMcMad]

Here's the company that TL use.
http://www.racepitshop.co.uk/
The guy who sorts our stickers is a very capable graphic designer and can produce pretty much anything you want. So if you want something different and bespoke, I would highly recommend him.

Edited by MadMacMcMad on Friday 10th March 14:35

[G-996]

Maybe a silly question, but is there any risk of the stickers damaging paintwork? I have a 2003 Porsche 911, which I suspect has had a respray at some point, and I think Porsches have relatively "soft" paint (according to detailing websites). I quite like the idea of going stickered up to Le Mans but wouldn't like to find some of the clear coat or paint lifts off when I remove the stickers!
Any advice or experience gratefully received.

[MrC986]

G-996 said:

Maybe a silly question, but is there any risk of the stickers damaging paintwork? I have a 2003 Porsche 911, which I suspect has had a respray at some point, and I think Porsches have relatively "soft" paint (according to detailing websites). I quite like the idea of going stickered up to Le Mans but wouldn't like to find some of the clear coat or paint lifts off when I remove the stickers!
Any advice or experience gratefully received.

I'm not a professional, although I've applied quite large stickers to a friends 996 (2002 vintage) several times for the pilgrimage & to an older Alfa GTV which definitely didn't have original paint in places - my method is to properly clean the car, touch any stone chips up well in advance & then give the car a decent polish before applying the stickers. When you remove them after the event,, pour quite warm water over them & gently pull them off, or use a hair dryer to heat them up beforehand & then remove any adhesive residue with a tar remover type product. You'll find applying them (there's plenty of instructions online about this) & removing them requires some patience though it's worth the effort. I've read one or two instances where people have had a problem although it's probably in the minority. Good luck

[L99JKB]

G-996 said:

Maybe a silly question, but is there any risk of the stickers damaging paintwork? I have a 2003 Porsche 911, which I suspect has had a respray at some point, and I think Porsches have relatively "soft" paint (according to detailing websites). I quite like the idea of going stickered up to Le Mans but wouldn't like to find some of the clear coat or paint lifts off when I remove the stickers!
Any advice or experience gratefully received.

I am having a similar dilemma as my car has had both sides resprayed by an "insurance approved" body shop. So I'm wondering whether to sticker up to the usual levels.
I have found that the genuine ones from https://www.stickeredup4lemans.com come off a lot easier. Some cheaper ones take quite a lot of effort and leave residue.
They're only on for a few days so I'm sure it will be fine.

[ratboiler]

I have been stickering up my cars now for years, clean the car apply a coat of wax polish, fit the sticker a few days before using the soapy water method a day to dry and remove on the train/ferry back, don't rush it just gently ease off.
No problems at all.