Decal Makers

[rwm]

i think doug strange make them.i'll look for his # this weekend

[flat-happy]

you might want to contact these folks----they sell almost every type of decal harley ever used at the oley meet and i think rhinebeck and wauseon too. they even have the very rare confederate decals for the gas tanks and front fender braid for 1977 only confederate edition harley

J & M COLLECTIBLES
JIM & MARY GODWIN
7172 RT 707
PO BOX 166
MENDON, OH 45862-0166
419-795-4185
EMAIL: mgodwin@wabash.bright.net
mon tue wed fri 9-8
thu sat9-4

[DanM]

decal maker

http://www.phoenixresto.com/

These guys had a display at Davenport and I think Rhinebeck and it looks like they do a nice job. The website has more.

[billpedalino]

I've used clear nail polish with success....

[tomclay]

On my Knuckle I couldn't keep my decals on, so I ordered a new set and had someone air brush them on with paint. I have lost the contact, but she was so good, that even with an original decal side by side you cannot tell the difference. The AHEM judges couldn't tell the difference either after 3 times being judged, but that is not saying too much is it.

[billpedalino]

Jondutch - I contacted One-Shot about their 'Sign Finishing Clear' and they informed me that that product is not recommended for automotive application as it offers no wear resistance and will not withstand exposure to gasoline. However, I intend to use it on my oil tank decal so I think it should be ok for that application. Did you have long-term success using this product? Where were the decals that you used it on located?