View Poll Results: New Crossfire Emblem Survey
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NEW Crossfire Emblem Survey
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From: Texas Hill Country
Re: NEW Crossfire Emblem Survey
Originally Posted by H82BL8
Very limited. Only ones like them on the planet, far as I know. Thanks to everyone that has ordered and I'm glad you enjoy them Stogey! I hear deer even like them!
Last count I think I have something like 28 Black sets, 25 Red and 45 Silver sets left.
Last count I think I have something like 28 Black sets, 25 Red and 45 Silver sets left.
Re: NEW Crossfire Emblem Survey
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Re: NEW Crossfire Emblem Survey
Originally Posted by H82BL8
These are different than Andrews emblems. I sent these files to Andrew back in the spring to see if his printer could work with them. Turns out they could not hold registration with the amount of detail. Long story short - these are solvent ink printed on poly, they have a heavy-duty automotive adhesive on the backs.
Here is how its done:
1 - Clean the wing - OEM emblem surface with alcohol.
2 - Remove X-Fire emblem from backing paper. Align/Center your new emblem where you want it. If applying to the stock wings, you do not have to remove the stock emblem. I recommend lining up the top edge flush with the OEM emblem, making sure the “Crossfire” lettering is straight.
3 - Place pressure in the middle of the emblem and work your way outwards in a circular motion. These emblems are pressure sensitive.
It's a little trickier but if you get the top edge on right, and the lettering straight, it drops into place, piece of cake.
Here is how its done:
1 - Clean the wing - OEM emblem surface with alcohol.
2 - Remove X-Fire emblem from backing paper. Align/Center your new emblem where you want it. If applying to the stock wings, you do not have to remove the stock emblem. I recommend lining up the top edge flush with the OEM emblem, making sure the “Crossfire” lettering is straight.
3 - Place pressure in the middle of the emblem and work your way outwards in a circular motion. These emblems are pressure sensitive.
It's a little trickier but if you get the top edge on right, and the lettering straight, it drops into place, piece of cake.
Thank you
Tom
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Thanks
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From: Kingsport Tn.
what kind is it
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Re: NEW Crossfire Emblem Survey
Originally Posted by hcarter
that cell phone look like a camera in the second image what kind is it
Here are a few pics I took on my break at work back in the fall, I just snapped a few to try it out so they are all handheld.
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