Lancerlord : Yea, you’re absolutely right. Nowadays new car designs very slick, very easily to polish without having to worry about wax getting stuck in crevices. Racing stripes even easier to do. Mine old car, pain in the ass to wax and do the stripes. My Honda logo cannot remove, otherwise two holes, so I’ve got to cut a hole through the sticker. Even so, the sticker won’t fit nicely and there are red parts of the bonnet around the logo not covered, so got to patch up with white stickers. Upon really close inspection, can see the patch up.
eugene : FWHAHAHA! Re-spray second hand car?! Not worth it la. Just wanted to give it the classic look. Too bad not driving old VW beetle, otherwise would have been real classic.
Joel : Here you go.. I just happened to chance upon it after getting fucked up responses and quotes from other sticker shops.
*Five Luck Enterprise *
Tel: 6278 1133 Fax: 6273 0909
Blk 127, #01-226 Bukit Merah Lane 1 Singapore 150127
Look for Philip.
The ah pek there is really skilled. They specialize in ALPINE speakers. They use ORACAL stickers, which imho, are pretty damn longlasting even under intense sun. Bird shit leave on the sticker for a week, baked and dried, one swipe can remove already and he promised me that the stickers wont turn yellow.
He initially quoted me $60 for the middle 12inch thick stripes. But upon cutting, he told me that it didn’t cost so much and charged me $48, with a LOT of excess just in case I screw up. Pretty honest guy.
my car is old Civic 1.5 GL, left only 4 years, with a engine that really drinks like horse. avg km/l is around 10.48, my pocket really burn a hole. Normally if I switch to high gear quickly around 2000rpm, I can get around 12 instead of dragging the gear. My car still got many people drive. Usually the old ah peks that park outside kopitiam. Haha!
EG6/9 rocks. Lightweight, yet fast, but sure only left a few years to scrap, so modifying it would be costly. I think new car better la. I like the new Jazz a lot. Just original, as it is.
hmm. how fast can you go in singapore. i think you will like new civic type r =D
don’t worry abt power la. the most sell it before 5 years so it don’t depreciate further. buy muffler make exhaust pipe big, loud, noisy. car exterior nice can liao, the most tell people “give you chance la, i lazy to open bonnet”
is 12.5 the norm or you havent gone for servicing for a long time?
At least both your effort paid off. I looks seamless from far.
Nevermind the patches, I guess will hardly notice them even walking past your car. Only car fanatics will stick their face near the car to see see look look. Else from far definitely look fierce. I think driving along the road, all other drivers see you coming from behind sure siam you one. :)
joel : i think its pretty much OK mileage. i think people like us who grumble about mileage should get hybrid cars =D
lancerlord : haha, thanks, it was a lot of fun experimenting with DIY stickers. i only get to do it once in a lifetime, with an old car. next time new car no more already, otherwise “xim tiah” (heartache). everybody does siam me! even though car fierce, but owner go damn slow. normally among all the cars, i leave first, but last to reach.
Looks so much better with 3 strips..
Kian
6 August, 2007 at 5:54 PM
that day ask u come down u want to stone at home! :D
chris
6 August, 2007 at 6:13 PM
agreed ! 3 strips looks much nicer, and it looks like professional work LOL nicely done, and saved 70 bucks :X
henry
6 August, 2007 at 7:07 PM
The brand with 3 strips – Adidas.
Puang
6 August, 2007 at 7:38 PM
henry : aw… thanks =D your car need stickers done?
Puang : wah, like that NIKE even easier to design =D later the whole damn car look like a shoe.
chris
6 August, 2007 at 7:55 PM
Looks really cool dude….
Craftsman
6 August, 2007 at 8:55 PM
I guess the top area is the very difficult to reach area. And the bumper-bonnet with lots of crevices is the most troublesome one.
Very nicely done!
lancerlord
6 August, 2007 at 9:04 PM
looks really cool. Spray your car blue! then become dodge viper :D
eugene
6 August, 2007 at 9:14 PM
Hi there, can u pass me the contacts for the sticker supplier?
Nice Pattern…
joel
6 August, 2007 at 9:30 PM
Craftsman : Thank you. =D
Lancerlord : Yea, you’re absolutely right. Nowadays new car designs very slick, very easily to polish without having to worry about wax getting stuck in crevices. Racing stripes even easier to do. Mine old car, pain in the ass to wax and do the stripes. My Honda logo cannot remove, otherwise two holes, so I’ve got to cut a hole through the sticker. Even so, the sticker won’t fit nicely and there are red parts of the bonnet around the logo not covered, so got to patch up with white stickers. Upon really close inspection, can see the patch up.
eugene : FWHAHAHA! Re-spray second hand car?! Not worth it la. Just wanted to give it the classic look. Too bad not driving old VW beetle, otherwise would have been real classic.
Joel : Here you go.. I just happened to chance upon it after getting fucked up responses and quotes from other sticker shops.
*Five Luck Enterprise *
Tel: 6278 1133 Fax: 6273 0909
Blk 127, #01-226 Bukit Merah Lane 1 Singapore 150127
Look for Philip.
The ah pek there is really skilled. They specialize in ALPINE speakers. They use ORACAL stickers, which imho, are pretty damn longlasting even under intense sun. Bird shit leave on the sticker for a week, baked and dried, one swipe can remove already and he promised me that the stickers wont turn yellow.
He initially quoted me $60 for the middle 12inch thick stripes. But upon cutting, he told me that it didn’t cost so much and charged me $48, with a LOT of excess just in case I screw up. Pretty honest guy.
chris
6 August, 2007 at 10:07 PM
the additional 2 stripes cost only $15.
chris
6 August, 2007 at 10:18 PM
hi chris..thanks for the contact, any idea if he does “Sticker” numberplate?
joel
7 August, 2007 at 7:58 AM
joel… yes he does. all kinds of printing, as long as it’s sticker, be it custom design or template, he does it.
chris
7 August, 2007 at 2:28 PM
thanks a million… kudos.
Hows your car?
Had wanted to try a EG6 or EG9 but gave up that idea, since the newer car prices were tempting.
joel
7 August, 2007 at 3:34 PM
hey joel you are welcome.
my car is old Civic 1.5 GL, left only 4 years, with a engine that really drinks like horse. avg km/l is around 10.48, my pocket really burn a hole. Normally if I switch to high gear quickly around 2000rpm, I can get around 12 instead of dragging the gear. My car still got many people drive. Usually the old ah peks that park outside kopitiam. Haha!
EG6/9 rocks. Lightweight, yet fast, but sure only left a few years to scrap, so modifying it would be costly. I think new car better la. I like the new Jazz a lot. Just original, as it is.
What car are you driving now?
chris
7 August, 2007 at 9:32 PM
i m doing an auto picanto, bought at round 43k.
1.1L…so lacks in power…ideal for city driving and parking.
Exterior mods…
Evo Damd Bumper and Performance Air Filter…
For a small car, i m getting 12.5km/l …which SUCKS big time.
joel
8 August, 2007 at 2:47 PM
hmm. how fast can you go in singapore. i think you will like new civic type r =D
don’t worry abt power la. the most sell it before 5 years so it don’t depreciate further. buy muffler make exhaust pipe big, loud, noisy. car exterior nice can liao, the most tell people “give you chance la, i lazy to open bonnet”
is 12.5 the norm or you havent gone for servicing for a long time?
chris
8 August, 2007 at 8:43 PM
for auto, yes, 12.5 is avg…
joel
10 August, 2007 at 7:18 AM
At least both your effort paid off. I looks seamless from far.
Nevermind the patches, I guess will hardly notice them even walking past your car. Only car fanatics will stick their face near the car to see see look look. Else from far definitely look fierce. I think driving along the road, all other drivers see you coming from behind sure siam you one. :)
lancerlord
11 August, 2007 at 11:28 PM
joel : i think its pretty much OK mileage. i think people like us who grumble about mileage should get hybrid cars =D
lancerlord : haha, thanks, it was a lot of fun experimenting with DIY stickers. i only get to do it once in a lifetime, with an old car. next time new car no more already, otherwise “xim tiah” (heartache). everybody does siam me! even though car fierce, but owner go damn slow. normally among all the cars, i leave first, but last to reach.
chris
12 August, 2007 at 2:12 AM