Cool Decals From Vette Additions, Inc.

(These really aren't decals - more like stickers)
(Only $73.64 Including S&H)
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Passenger Side Air Bag
Before and After

Driver Side Air Bag
Before and After

Wheel Decals
Before, During, and After

Front Lettering Set

Rear Lettering Set

I selected the Red lettering to go with my Black car and interior.  I think the combination looks GREAT!
You will need a GOOD pair of tweezers, an Exacto knife, a hair dryer, steady hands (so no drinking the night before), Q-Tips and some cleaning alcohol.

The instructions that Vette Additions provide are pretty adequate.  Here are some tips based on my installation efforts.

• In all areas of installation, make sure that the surface is clean and free from wax, oils, dust, etc.
• When installing the wheel cap and steering wheel decals, make sure you trim them as close as possible to the tips of the flags.  Alignment is critical and your ability to see where the tips of the flags will go is the key.  It is also critical to lay the decal down smoothly from one edge to the opposite to ensure that there are no air bubbles in the final installation.  Use a Q-Tip to work out any bubbles and press the decal down onto the surface.
• I found that the decal covering came off way too easily so I was working with the exposed decals.  This is not a problem if you keep yourself and the work area clean and dust free.
• The individual letters take some time and patience to install correctly.  The passenger side air bag letters are a bit difficult to align because of the somewhat cramped work area.  Just take your time.  The results are well worth it.
• For the rear letters, I found a comfortable stool to sit on while I did the work.  A towel across the rear deck makes a good storage area for tools and the letters.  The front letters can be installed anywhere - just take the license plate cover off, find a comfortable work area and do it.

• To keep the decals looking great - don't take a brush to them and do not use any alcohol on them.  A little care when cleaning and waxing will ensure that they are not disturbed.  The decals should stay looking great. The only problem Vette Additions said they had was with one customer who used simple green to clean his wheels three to four times a week. The decals faded on his car.