Replacement stickers decals

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Hi everyone, just joined tonight as I am doing a reno on a 1997 Road Master pop top and am looking for plastic moulding sources. I started reading this thread about stickers and it just so happens I run my own sticker company called Down Under Stickers. I use a vinyl cutter that can cut up to 610mm wide rolls, I can not print onto vinly so if you are happy to have the different colours used on some stickers to be layered then I can help you guys out. I also have general stickers on my website that you might like to look at under the caravaning category. Have a look if you like and feedback or suggestions would be good, thanks www.downunderstickers.com I am based in Maryborough Qld.

[greedy53]

I to was into finding a maker there is1 on ebay nd i decided to do it without a modal label,i was just loking and thereis 1 still there

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Wow, its about time I checked back in, been away doing other things. But great find with that website Griswalds, gives me more incentive now to give our old girl a new paint job and order some classy decals to finish her off!

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Oct 1, 2010 5:02:41 GMT 10 davron said:

Has anyone out there any information as to where I might find 2 Viscount Supreme front and back logos? I have an old 75 and would love to redo the stickers..

Hi Davron, did you end up getting the stickers for your van ? , if not I can make any sticker you want at realistic prices, regards Mark   www.downunderstickers.com

[kingsnew]

Hi, I am interested in having 1950 Globe Trotter stickers for my van
They also had a kangaroo.
Any ideas please?

[ForumMod]

G'day kingsnew, your best bet is to ask the same question on our sister forum for caravans built before 1970: Vintage caravans forum

You can also have a read of their history thread for the Globetrotter vans: Globetrotter history

Globetrotter owners have had the sign repainted by a signwriter, or they've had them reproduced in vinyl stickers.

cheers,
Al.

[awbeattie381]

wow loving this forum, every time I visit I learn something new...seems like I can get new Viscount Valiant stickers from rvstickers.com.au!

A little pricier than expected but we dont exactly have many options. Will save the link for when its time for finishing touches!

[Peter Cullen]

I import any RV stickers from China
Let me know what you want
Low cost
[e-mail]

[atefooterz]

Looking through this and the VV forum, i have not seen anyone posting, who used to work for any printeries that supplied the various manufacturers. I was pondering the Franklin Arrow & other foil stock decals and guessing they were done in 4-6 passes on a T platern, over silver foil. My faded Arrow looks like 2 passes of gold 1 x white & 1 x black, then another to gloss and maybe an extra to die cut.
I found some stock but curiously, as a Litho ( offset) printer, where i did my time we always used the old crunch & spray (letterpress)devices as the litho (offset) process would take ages to dry and then just scratch off. So a chuckle to see the current generation mob recommend offset for this, yeah better than inkjet but still a very temporary and fragile sticker when all is said and done. www.blanklabels.com.au/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=94
NOTE: Since my time in the 1970-80s modern spirit based fountain solutions & UV drying would improve the results, but being done on those larger presses would cost a motza to do a small run.