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Engine compartment decals question
Three of my brassy colored engine compartment decals have come off over the years and I've had them in the glovebox. I'd like to re-attach them (firing order, valve clearance and check engine oil level decals), but don't know the best way. Would you use some epoxy or super glue. They have a few wrinkles in them, guess there's no good way to remove those. I'll eventually just re-order them, but these are ok for now.
Ryan
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place a towell on an ironing board...lay the stickers on the towell and fold the towell over the stickers...now iron the stickers flat. Use 3M spray adhesive to attach the stickers.
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Amazing. I post a question and within 3 minutes, I get an excellent reply all the way from Germany. This board continues to astound me! Thanks K9handler...
Ryan
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McRod...hey, what took you so long!
 Ryan
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1974 Porsche 911 2.7
