I use them to get metal shards out of my fingers when im done working on it, and then I throw em away.

 

I took the stickers off my raptor and shaved 52grams of weight

 

LOL .. the rappy must really fly now!!

 

Usually when I buy a part it comes with a sticker or two. If i like the product and the sticker doesnt look like it belongs on a pink barbie car then i have no problem slapping it on my ride. Sometimes I get stickers from retailers and shops where I get my stuff and I do the same with them. I'm always looking for sponsers to help out with the racing costs so I'm not opposed to advertise in hopes of future or continued sponsership.

Besides, its really hard to keep my black plastic shiny when all it takes is a speck of dirt to cause a 8" long scratch down my fender!!

 

mine goes faster with the stickers, and i too use them to cover those white stress marks in the blue plastic....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Ditto, I started using them cover a small crack in the plastic.

 

some of you talking about covering the stress marks on your blue palstic. have you ever tried using a hair drier to remove the stress marks? you probably have alraedy heard of it but it's an old mx trick. tack a hair drier and just heat the area with the stress mark. don't get it so hot it melts but just keep the drier blowing on it and the white will start to go away and the blue comes back. it usually doesn't get rid of all the white unless it is very light to start with but it does make it less noticable. like i said most of you have probably already heard of this. i do it just about every weekend to my sons pw-50, he's fearless and the fenders show it!

 

yeah Texas, I ditzed with that for antire afternoon, and the white marks were back within hours. so i just switched to stickers.

 

the first time i tried it i used an industrial heat gun that reaches 750degs, needless to say i had to buy a new front fender. i'm a sticker junky but i cover my tool boxes with them.