Tips on removing the Pony logo from the Steering Wheel

bjstang said:

This may be my next one on a white disk. :shrug:

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It would look sweet for sure! I’m thinking of other designs as well!!

bjstang said:

I can't believe I just said Oxford White.

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Next stang..... OW!!!!:lol:

bjstang said:

My next one is on order. Thought it would look good at the different car events we attend to put one on each car. It's close to the shape below with a white oval on the outside edge.

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Love the his/hers one!! Hoe many discs do you have??? Get the ones from the UK ??

ok i need one of these with the howling coyote in the middle... are you making these? if not where can i get the disk?

steven said:

ok i need one of these with the howling coyote in the middle... are you making these? if not where can i get the disk?

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PM SterlingStangMan...he has the info and decal maker info! Read this post from the beginning...it is a DIY fun project! Buy the mirror, it’s a plastic disc and needs to be turned down to 85mm,,,

bjstang said:

Test fit the newest set of center caps. We plan to use these when the cars are parked at events. They turned out nice with the Ford oval shape.

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Lookin’ good!!....you will remove the tape at the shows, right?? lmao!! They the new ones from the UK?? 86 mm ???

bjstang said:

Yes [MENTION=15232]Voo Doo[/MENTION] I'll remove the tape. This is my last one until until summer is over. It doesn't represent as well in pics vs in person but it's my favorite so far. I have a few more designs I would like to try out after cruising season.
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Just got a delivery last week....

I have 3 of the 85 mm acrylic discs.....I’ll come up with something!! Yuk. Yuk!

I tried to CF wrap a disc but the edges failed miserably. Thinking of trying hydrodipping the inside of the disc. Anyone have tips on doing this. Most everything seems to have a lot of prep but since I am trying to dip the inside, everything afterward is just to protect the finish.