Custom Stickers Made in Hawaii *no longer taking new orders*

@CBoy808, would you recommend putting clear vinyl over one of your decals? With the lettering on some of mine I need to be really careful when drying that part of the truck. Fibers of my microfiber towels get caught under the corners. Maybe I need higher quality towels of just be extra careful. Thanks for any input.

 

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2002 TRD you make stock-like stickers? Need TRD Off-road stickers for bed thanks (silver truck)

 

WV Edition! Love mine!

 

Nice touch adding the state silhouette

 

Randomly found this thread. Rock solid! Working on ideas now, will PM when both are ready

 

What color gray is that? I'm looking for something just like this for my black truck.

 

Same.. looks good

 

dark gray

 

I do pm when ready

 

How is it the mail service from Hawaii to Arizona is faster than the mail Service across town?

Got my stickers in yesterday's mail. Thanks!!!

 

that is quick! sometimes it's not that quick haha have a good one!

 

Cboy, please see PM from me. I have sent you several messages without a reply over the last couple weeks. No problem if my design isn't going to work - i would just like to know either way. Thank you. - Jay

 

He's usually very quick to reply. Since he gets so many must have just missed them? Either way there's not much he can't do and it's worth the wait.

 

Installed one bedside. Supposed to use goof-off to remove the sticker residue right? Once done, I used a clay bar to clean the surface really well before applying, prepped, measured, etc... yet still managed to get one tiny air bubble.

 

Looks great. I had a tiny bubble also, Went away after some time spent in the sun

 

Most tiny bubbles will go away after a couple of weeks. I had a few on each side and they completely went away on their own.

 

Also I just noticed you mentioned Goof Off! It's not recommended as it will eat paint. Goo Gone is much safer for automotive paint use.

 

Good to know... I used it on an inconspicuous area under the tailgate first to test it, then immediately wiped it off with rubbing alcohol. I’ll get some goo gone instead for the other side, would rather not risk it again.

 

It's ok to use if cleaned real well after use and not left on very long but I won't take the chance with Toyota's soft paint these days. Also, WD40 works really well at removing sticker residue.