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Lots and lots of people on here have used him and I have never seen anything but glowing praise.

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Website looks a bit dated I grant you but really knows his stuff and goes out of his way to make sure you get the right product and can recommend people to fit.

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Lots and lots of people on here have used him and I have never seen anything but glowing praise.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looking at getting a 987.2 Boxster S in white next month and am playing with the idea of adding some decals to the door after seeing a white Cayman with red decals coming past earlier. Anyone done this to their car ? Just looking for some idea's.

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Skin981 said: . Got these from design stuff online £60 That's a really good looking car.

POST 4Original post

If it's a white 987.2 the obvious example is a 987 Boxster Spyder. And on a 987 Boxster Edited by g7jhp on Friday 30th April 06:54

POST 5Original post

I personally think 2/3 length decals look better on the Boxster.

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Rick at Highgate House is your man.....accept no substitutes. Lots and lots of people on here have used him and I have never seen anything but glowing praise. Website looks a bit dated I grant you but really knows his stuff and goes out of his way to make sure you get the right product and can recommend people to fit. He'll send colour samples etc. http://www.highgatehouse.co.uk/Porsche.htm

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cheers for the replies folks. This is the car I'm getting : And then I'm thinking of either something like this : Or this (in red) : I prefer the first one (white cayman) but I can't seem to find that on either of those websites mentioned above.

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AndrewGP said: I did and much prefer the look with them on. Are these aftermarket? They look the perfect size/length

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breakfan said: Are these aftermarket? They look the perfect size/length Yes indeed they were from Design Stuff Online . The quality is excellent and they still look like like new. They were fractionally too long around the wheel arches but that was easily fixed with a scalpel blade and a metal ruler.

POST 12Original post

I think the 987 Boxster looks better with full length as per the Boxster Spyder as its a smooth surface. The Cayman looks better 2/3 length as per the Cayman R. Where as the 981 cars are more Cayman R like and so 2/3 length works. On colour personally I'd go black rather than red as I think the white with black works best.

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nutsyH said: I prefer that I think, might be tempted to get that in red. Cheers.

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Before. I really dislike solid black wheels so I had to do something... Wheels repainted in Mclaren Sparkle Grey and diamond cut by The Autowerks Wheels Graphite Grey Cayman R style decals ordered from USA... Sam from Cargraphics applying them at Ashgood Porsche - he didn't like the bits that go in front of the front wheels but I really like them! Car after decals

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Can’t believe it’s the same car 👍👍

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reapercushions said: Agree, totally transforms it! Really nice. If you're referring to "The Flying Carrot", then thank you!! Just wish I'd had the decals fitted in time for my last trip to the South of France in October 2019 where after breakfast I found its nearly inverse French number parked...

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Just a counter-point. Stickers are very ‘marmite’. They do divide opinion and many don’t like them, myself included. Reminiscent of the Halfords ‘go-faster’ stripes that boy racers used to stick on their cars. Everyone knows it’s a Porsche, doesn’t need it blazened down the sides, and never seen a Porsche that looks better with stripes, (2.7RS the possible exception). Just IMO, but I’m not the only one.

POST 20Original post

Well that’s my weekend ruined, scraping decals off car 🤦🤦

POST 21Original post

what's the popular opinion on this decal - too showy?

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Koln-RS said: Just a counter-point. Stickers are very ‘marmite’. They do divide opinion and many don’t like them, myself included. Reminiscent of the Halfords ‘go-faster’ stripes that boy racers used to stick on their cars. Everyone knows it’s a Porsche, doesn’t need it blazened down the sides, and never seen a Porsche that looks better with stripes, (2.7RS the possible exception). Just IMO, but I’m not the only one. It's a personal thing I guess. I wasn't planning on putting anything on it until I saw a white Cayman with red decals whilst out and about and really liked the look of it. Still think it looks better 'in the flesh' then in any of the photo's above, and I guess if I don't like it I can always take them off again. Skin981 said: Well that’s my weekend ruined, scraping decals off car ???? Have you got any pics of yours by any chance ? LunarOne said: If you're referring to "The Flying Carrot", then thank you!! Just wish I'd had the decals fitted in time for my last trip to the South of France in October 2019 where after breakfast I found its nearly inverse French number parked... And that is indeed a stunning looking car! I really like the colour, and now I want an orange one! And the decals really suit it as well I think, great car!

POST 23Original post

I would imagine you would receive 50 lashes if you put that on

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Upnorthgt3 said: what's the popular opinion on this decal - too showy? Grotesque - but it’s not my car so not my choice. I normally spec my cars with ‘Badge Delete’ - the less clutter the better. The nice Porsche crest on the bonnet is sufficient. Although, I sometimes splash out on coloured wheel centre caps on neutral coloured car

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mrbikerdood said: Mine ... and yes marmite! Turns out I love marmite!!

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I still like the look of those red decals on that 911 on the first page, so I've bought some and put them on to see what it's like. I quite like the look, but if I change my mind they come off easily and they were only 60 quid so no harm done.

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LunarOne said: Before. I really dislike solid black wheels so I had to do something... Wheels repainted in Mclaren Sparkle Grey and diamond cut by The Autowerks Wheels Graphite Grey Cayman R style decals ordered from USA... Sam from Cargraphics applying them at Ashgood Porsche - he didn't like the bits that go in front of the front wheels but I really like them! Car after decals That’s an amazing transformation

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jonny996 said: That’s an amazing transformation Hopefully for the better! The car gets ridiculous amounts of attention. For the first week I loved the attention, then I grew to hate it. And after a while I grew to accept it - perhaps because I was using it as a daily and I figured out how to look unapproachable because seriously, everyone wants to talk to you about it. Little old ladies say they love the colour, and teenagers shout "rev it!". And then there are the times I return to it to see people photographing it or posing for a photo next to it! Anyway I've recently bought a barge for comfort and going back to feeling anonymous which I like. And it makes "The Carrot" feel more special when I do drive it.

POST 31Original post

It’s one of the best looking boxsters I have seen

POST 32Original post

I did the decals thing - I just like them, I think. I'd get a top of the windscreen sun strip with my name on it if I could.

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drjdog said: I did the decals thing - I just like them, I think. I'd get a top of the windscreen sun strip with my name on it if I could. I have an orange Porsche windscreen one I bought from the U.S. at the same time as my side decals. I decided against fitting it, so it's available if you want it. Let me know!

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LunarOne said: I have an orange Porsche windscreen one I bought from the U.S. at the same time as my side decals. I decided against fitting it, so it's available if you want it. Let me know! I was kidding - I'm quite tall and I have enough trouble seeing traffic lights as it is.

POST 35Original post

drjdog said: I did the decals thing - I just like them, I think. I'd get a top of the windscreen sun strip with my name on it if I could. Gold matte paint on the wheels? Nice! Any more pics?

POST 36Original post

tracer.smart said: Gold matte paint on the wheels? Nice! Any more pics? It's bronze rather than gold. Anodic bronze in semi-matt, if I'm remembering correctly which would be new. The stickers are a close enough match. I also took the rear Cayman badge off and replaced it with a bronze decal because I was fed up with all the mould growing in and around it. I can't seem to find any more pictures, unfortunately.

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drjdog said: I also took the rear Cayman badge off and replaced it with a bronze decal because I was fed up with all the mould growing in and around it. Sorry for the dull question but where did you get the decal from and is it the right size etc?

POST 39Original post

g7jhp said: I think the 987 Boxster looks better with full length as per the Boxster Spyder as its a smooth surface. Love it

POST 40Original post

Still don’t get the decal thing. Is it because some people may not know it’s a Porsche? Or, like some designer fashion labels, the brand is more important than the item?

POST 41Original post

Just left nos on from last event. People don't even think about messing around on the road when they see the sticker

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IMI A said: Just left nos on from last event. People don't even think about messing around on the road when they see the sticker I'd have thought the rear arch intakes say "Turbo" and they alone are enough. But if I'd been in an event and hade race numbers on my car, I wouldn't be in a hurry to take them off either. Thing is, if you have an accident and the insurance discovers the decals, would that be classed as an undeclared modification? Side stripes are a factory option so would likely be ignored, while race numbers are definitely not!

POST 43Original post

Not a Boxster but my car has decals (which I actually quite like). Same color on the roof and the rear - will try to find a better pic

POST 45Original post

Koln-RS said: Just a counter-point. Stickers are very ‘marmite’. They do divide opinion and many don’t like them, myself included. Reminiscent of the Halfords ‘go-faster’ stripes that boy racers used to stick on their cars. Everyone knows it’s a Porsche, doesn’t need it blazened down the sides, and never seen a Porsche that looks better with stripes, (2.7RS the possible exception). Just IMO, but I’m not the only one. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ A bit late I know!

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phazed said: Koln-RS said: Just a counter-point. Stickers are very ‘marmite’. They do divide opinion and many don’t like them, myself included. Reminiscent of the Halfords ‘go-faster’ stripes that boy racers used to stick on their cars. Everyone knows it’s a Porsche, doesn’t need it blazened down the sides, and never seen a Porsche that looks better with stripes, (2.7RS the possible exception). Just IMO, but I’m not the only one. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ A bit late I know! You'd be surprised how many don't know it's a Porsche. The number of times I've seen people (mostly young kids) pointing at me saying "Look at that Orange Ferrari!" is more than the number of fingers I have on two hands. At least now even the most oblivious parent can say, "no, it's not a Ferrari!". I guess for most little boys, brightly coloured sports car = Ferrari. It still happens, but much less often now!

POST 47Original post

Just ordered a front plate sticker and motorsport door decals from Highgate House - massively impressed by them. Rang to discuss colours, they sent a load of swatches straight away (literally the next day) and offered advice about how light will affect colour, to try them against the car's base colour when dry/wet/early morning/sunset - could not do enough to help Looking forward to seeing them now!

POST 48Original post

I recently bought an old Boxster and thought it looked a bit bland and anaemic in plain jane white. So I stuck some stripes on it to cheer it up a bit. Personally, I think it's a big improvement, but I appreciate that it's not to everyone's taste. I suppose it would be boring if we all liked the same thing.

POST 49 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Pat H said: I like it, and thinks it look great. Really suits the car! But then I am a bit biased...

POST 50Original post

Pat H said: I recently bought an old Boxster and thought it looked a bit bland and anaemic in plain jane white. So I stuck some stripes on it to cheer it up a bit. Personally, I think it's a big improvement, but I appreciate that it's not to everyone's taste. I suppose it would be boring if we all liked the same thing. Great addition

POST 51Original post

Medic-one said: I still like the look of those red decals on that 911 on the first page, so I've bought some and put them on to see what it's like. I quite like the look, but if I change my mind they come off easily and they were only 60 quid so no harm done. Like that but I suspect it would fit better with the overall look if it were in black. Nice job! Hopefully picking up a nice 987.1 Boxster later this week or early next! Back to the poverty pork fold!

POST 52Original post

They may be at the bottom end of Porsche prices but they are a lot of fun and not to be underestimated on track.

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