YOUR RESEARCHLabel for 996.1 hood/engine lid release levers
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Does anyone know where to obtain the labels for the hood and engine bay release levers? There is one source on eBay UK but they do not ship to the US. Or if anyone has the artwork I could make my own water transfers. I don�t want to spend the $$ for new levers when I can repaint mine.
Martin posts on the 911UK forum over here. If he won’t ship them direct to you, get him to send them to me here in the UK, and I’ll happily forward them on to you in the States. Drop me a PM with your address and I’ll give you my UK address for you to send to Martin.
Thanks for the offer, Atgani but I have decided to make my own artwork and water transfer. I have the artwork complete and will be doing the painting and transfer label in the next few days.
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I've been thinking about that too. My other question is how to keep it from getting beat up once it's restored. Got any ideas?
Apply PPF to them.
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What's PPF? Can you give more details?
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