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scribblesandstrations · 4 years

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I’m A Killer, Didn’t You Know?

Warnings: Minor Character Death, Injury, Blood, Gore, Cursing

Characters: Dare, Pokey, Ara, Oridon Proctor, Magnus Prosper, Bullhead

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Running and flying got stale, and got stale fast. Who knew flying could get stale? But Dare had achieved the impressive feat.

Besides, it never hurt to show off her motorbike on the streets, and tonight, there was a race. Just what she needed.

Helmet over her head, her features were hidden, but those who knew her knew her, disguise and all. She could easily give herself away visually.

Such as when the family-stickered minivan rolled down its windows and the family greeted her at a red light, chatting while the eternal red light refused to change.

How’s the family, and How’s the job?

“You won the game? That’s great!” Dare grinned. When the light changed, Dare waved and sped off, all the way downtown and towards where the bustling city met silent, empty streets. It wasn’t as fun as weaving around cars, but they couldn’t risk the cops showing up too fast. Unlike last time...

“Hey, Dare!” It was one of the other racers, prepping his bike. The thing was old with mismatched parts, but it ran, and ran fast.

“Pokey! How’s my guy doing?” She went for their usual greeting, but was stopped with an outstretched hand.

“I’m covered in oil, don’t get that over your pretty little face.”

Dare scoffed, rolling her eyes.

“Pretty little- Says Mr. Baby-Doll Eyes.”

They returned smiles. Pokey did have those lashes that could make any lash obsessed lad or lass envious.

“Hey, you haven’t met the newcomer, have you?”

“Newcomer?”

“The one behind you,” said a feminine voice behind her. Dare turned around immediately, bristling at the sudden closeness and stepped back before calming down slightly.

The woman was taller (though that wasn’t anything new with how small Dare was in comparison to anyone), but she was taller than average on a male height scale. Slim with muscles that were so subtly defined by the skinsuit, with padded areas that protected against the heat from the motorcycle’s engine. Her gloves matched her skinsuit, and looked soft but grippy on the bottoms. Her helmet was on, though, so Dare couldn’t see past the tinted glass.

“Sneak up on people much?” Dare quipped, but extended her hand nonetheless. “Dare.”

The woman shook the other’s hand, a playful tone in her voice. “We’re using our nicknames? Alright, I’m Streamline.”

Pokey must have motioned to Dare, or maybe it was Dare’s sudden unamused and annoyed look that made Streamline think again.

“Wait, is that your actual name?”

“Well, my name’s Pokey, so...” Pokey commented from behind his bike.

“Yeah. Chose it myself.”

“Right. Okay, I’m Ara.”

“Alright, Ara. First time? Don’t think I’ve seen you around these races.”

Ara chuckled, hands on her hips.

“You could say that. Took the plunge and decided to try it out.”

“Nice! Word of advice, avoid Bullhead.”

“Bullhead?”

“That lovely gentleman chewing tobacco like nobody’s business.”

Ara turned around just in time to see a broad man spitting into the sidewalk.

“How lovely. Does he play dirty?”

“Does he? Pokey, enlighten our friend.”

Pokey looked up, unimpressed.

“The fucker threw me off balance and made me crash into a parked car.”

“So stay away from him, got it.”

It was about another half hour of chitchat before the racers were in position, waiting for the flag man to mark the start.

Smart, thought Dare, at least he knows not to use a flare.”

The flag was waved, the motors roared, and off they were. It was a large path, full of bridges and inclines but devoid of cars, which was good! Less obstacles, but also, less fun for Dare’s taste. There was something about bobbing and weaving between cars, lanes... the adrenaline.

“Keep your head in the race, pipsqueak!” Oh, God. Bullhead.

He had no helmet on today. His bike was squareish, wide, and strong, but it also lagged behind, which was good. Unfortunately, his turns were fast, and Dare just barely avoided being mowed down by him.

“Fuck off, Bullhead! That’s foul play!”

“Like you believe in any fair play, bitch!”

Dare snarled, but kept focused on her turns and the path. The racers were getting uncomfortably close on a narrow bridge, and Dare could hear the river below. She knew this place, and a memory resurfacing was the last thing she needed.

Then, she heard a panicked scream. She turned just in time to see Bullhead mowing down racers left and right - that cunt.

“Pokey, Ara, look out!”

Bullhead mowed down Pokey first, who slammed into Ara, sending them tumbling towards the railing.

Bullhead was just mowing down racers left and right, and another bulk motorbike went down, slamming both driver and machine right into the duo - and breaking the flimsy barrier, sending them down.

It was just Dare and Bullhead.

“Guys!” Dare shrieked, slamming on the brakes.

Bullhead was still ahead. That was a big drop...

“Better catch up if you wanna win!” Bullhead...

“Fuck you,” Dare howled after him before she slammed her helmet down and took to the air immediately, diving down and slamming into the three racers, sending them into land, although not without cutting themselves on sharp rocks on the shore.

Dare felt the sting on her arm, but ignored it.

“Everyone okay?”

“What the fuck,” Ara heaved, shaking her head. “That motherfucker!”

“We’re good,” Pokey panted. “Dare?”

“I’m going to kill him.” It was that tone that she used that made Pokey know she was not kidding.

“Not worth it,” Ara said. “Let it go.”

Dare said nothing, but instead took flight again, picking up more and more speed until everything was a blur and she was relying on hearing alone to maneuver.

The engine. The cackling. The stench of tobacco...

“Buuuuullllhead!”

A crash. A roar. A brilliant fire, and two bodies rolling down the slope. The bridge led into wooded areas and slopes and inclines, and like the river bank, this slope was full of sharp stones, jutting roots and branches, and a hard landing with Dare on top of the man.

Rage brought forth a much more dangerous girl - stronger, more determined - and little hands wrapped around the thick neck. Where her fingers couldn’t connect, they dug and dug, fangs glinting in the moonlight.

“You pathetic, shit-for-brains, cunt!”

Thick, dirty fingers dug into Dare’s gash in her arm, causing her to falter for a moment, yelping as he turned the tables. One quick move and her neck would be snapped.

Immediately, sharp claws scratched at his face, at his arms, anywhere she could reach. She dug her thumbs into his eyes and he fell back with a roar, where Dare took her opportunity to leap forward and crunch into his neck.

Blood spewed out and bathed her in the red liquid, but she wouldn’t budge. She bit deeper and deeper, thumbs still in his eyes, her enraged strength ripping deeper until she broke his skull.

His face was split, his neck chewed out. For salt on the wound, Dare crunched even further until the head was entirely severed.

“Fuck... Fuck you.” Dare panted, heaving a final sigh, then looking at herself. The lights in her skinsuit were dimmed by blood. Blood that was everywhere...

“Dare!”

Dare tensed up. Pokey. Slowly, she turned around, not missing the subtle gag that came from Pokey, and the tense, stiff posture of Ara. The rider that had crashed into them removed her helmet and threw up then and there.

“Dare... What the fuck did you do?”

“What I had to.”

“You’re a fucking murderer,” Ara yelled.

“So was he. Or at least...” Dare looked down and snarled, kicking the severed head away. “He tried to be.”

“I won’t put it past you to tell the cops. But I won’t hurt you, if that’s what you’re so afraid of.”

Before anyone could stop her, Dare was flying again, back to her motorbike, leaving behind the three.

Ara looked at Pokey, took off her helmet, and ran her hands through her hair.

“Oridon and Magnus are not gonna be happy.”

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tintpower · 2 years

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vinylwraptoronto · 2 years

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lifenetinsurance · 6 years

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Once the paper has been removed start laying the banner down from center point making your way to the edge of the glass. Along the way use a squeegee (wrapped in a microfiber towel) to maintain a straight vertical line while moving horizontally towards the edge of the glass. Take your time with this portion, patience is key. This material is surprisingly forgiving so if you start to see a major crease forming simply lift the material off the glass and re-squeegee that portion until the even vertical line is retained. Many of the air bubbles will squeeze out as you make more passes across the glass. This material has tiny air holes throughout so as long as the crease is not folded over itself the air bubbles will squeeze out. Move the squeegee in a vertical direction once the banner is laid across the window, pushing towards the top seal and bottom of the banner creating as tight of a seal of the material to the window seal as possible. This will make cutting the excess off much easier later. Make your way towards the corner of the windshield and do your best to push as much air out at the corners. 5.) Repeat on the Opposite side This side will be slightly easier as the banner is less likely to move since the line has already been established by the first half. Start from the center again and make your way towards the side of the windshield, maintaining a vertical line along the way. Once both sides are laid down look at the banner from all angles to ensure all of the air bubbles have been pressed out. if you come across one that you can't seem to get out don't be afraid to lift the material back off the glass and re-squeegee from that point. Depending on the color ordered the material may be slightly thinner and more susceptible to stretching which will alter the line established by the placement of the first half. Be careful not to pull on the material too much. 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You should have received two logo decals in your order so you have a backup if you misplace the first one or you have the option to layer them or even try one logo out and swap it out for another. The placement of the sticker is very similar to the banner. Use the center tape left on your windshield to center the logo on the banner. Tape the logo in place and take a few measurements of the decal to ensure it's centered. Fold the logo back just like you did the banner and remove the paper backing off of one half, taking the transfer tape and colored decal with you. If the logo wont come off of the paper backing with the transfer tape, lay the logo back onto the paper and re-squeegee the logo and transfer tape. Apply pressure to ensure the tape has bonded to the logo material. Squeegee from the center towards the edge of the window. Remove as many air bubbles from the transfer tape as possible. Repeat for the other side. Once the transfer tape is removed remove any leftover painters tape and take a step back to make sure you are happy with your logo choice and placement, if you aren't trying again with the second one in your shipment :) Need help applying your new large window sticker? Don’t worry we have step by step instructions on how to help you get perfect fit! We also offer application tools at a low price to help remove any air bubbles while protecting the quality of your sicker. If you need help applying any other types of stickers we also have guides for Small Stickers or Decals, Large Transfer Stickers, Large Die-Cut Stickers, Transfer Sticker Preparation and Family Stickers. We are also available through live chat, phone and email to answer any of your sticker and decal questions.

TIPS Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near Austin TX: Have you ever turned a perfectly attractive sticker into a twisted clump or a wrinkled eyesore? Here are some tips and tricks that will help you apply your stickers with ease every time! Start With A Clean Surface Pre-wash the area where you’ll be applying the sticker using either soap and water or a mixture of rubbing alcohol (70% isopropyl alcohol) and water—we recommend a 50 / 50 water / alcohol solution. After cleaning with soapy water, rinse thoroughly with water until no soap or residue remains. Do not use window-cleaning products. They may leave a residue behind, making your sticker cling less effectively. Apply When Temperatures Are Moderate For the best results, install your stickers in a shaded area away from direct sunlight. When possible, you should apply stickers when the temperature is above 50F and below 90F. Use Masking Tape Masking tape can help ensure that your sticker is positioned exactly where you want it. Leaving the white backing paper in place and facing the surface you’re applying it to, position the sticker where you want it to go. Place a piece of masking tape along the top edge of the sticker—this fixes it in the proper location. Then, lift the sticker as if it’s on a hinge, and peel off the backing paper. While holding onto the bottom edge, slowly lower the sticker, using the thumb of your other hand to press from the center out and gradually working your way from top to bottom. Use The Wet Method You can apply most smaller decals without using water, but for large and very large stickers, this trick is a life-saver. After cleaning your surface area, wet the area again using a spray bottle and a solution of about 5% soap / 95% water. Apply the sticker while the area is still wet. This will keep it from adhering immediately and give you time to reposition if necessary. It also enables you to remove any bubbles using a squeegee or a plastic card. The soapy water will dry in a few minutes and leave your sticker firmly affixed. Tend To The Transfer Tape Many of our stickers come with three layers: 1) transfer tape, the clear top layer that clings to the non-adhesive side of the sticker and holds the sticker together; 2) the sticker, the middle layer; 3) backing paper, the bottom layer of white paper that clings to the adhesive side of the sticker. Before applying these types of stickers, it’s important to make sure the sticker and transfer tape are pressed firmly together. To do so, apply pressure evenly across the transfer tape with a squeegee or a plastic card. This will ensure that the sticker doesn’t come up with the backing paper during installation. Also, once you’ve applied your sticker, be sure to leave the transfer tape in place for at least 3 hours and up to 24 hours before gently removing it. Mobile Auto Truck Repair Austin,In very cold winter months, you may need to leave the transfer tape on even longer. To speed up the process when it’s cold out, you can warm the application surface using a blow dryer on low heat.

COST How much does it cost to get decals on a car? Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near Austin TX: What Vehicle Decals Cost. A simple car decal option which includes a company logo, website and phone number can range from $200 to $400 depending on the size of the decals. More complex decal graphics can cost $500+ as seen in the image to the right.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What's included with Automotive Decal Application? ● Thorough cleaning of area ● Installing one customer-supplied automotive decal ● Removing air bubbles from underneath decal

Why should I hire a pro to apply my automotive decals? Allowing a professional to apply your decals for you saves you time, and frees you from the hassle of interpreting unclear application instructions or keeping track of stray parts and hardware. A pro will have the right tools and experience to do the application quickly, correctly, and safely the first time.

Can I put a decal on my windshield? Stickers can be placed on the windshield if the stickers are 4 square inches or less and placed on the bottom of the passenger's side of the windshield.

Are cars the only things I can apply the stickers to? Absolutely not! You can apply our stickers to any smooth surface. Some great places are: cars, trucks, boats, r.v.'s, motorcycles, skateboards, bicycles, helmets, laptops and much more!

How long does it take to get the stickers? All of our stickers are custom made, so most orders are processed and shipped within 5-7 business days. Production time for bulk orders is based on the quantity ordered. If you live outside the Austin TX please allow 2 to 6 weeks for delivery, depending on customs and your chosen shipping method.

Can I peel the sticker off and use it again? No, once you've applied the sticker you cannot use it again. Once the sticker is removed you will have to throw it away.

What Is A Decal or Sticker? It is a common misconception that decals are for your car and stickers are for everything else. Actually, there is no difference between a sticker and a decal! Whether you call them stickers or decals depends on where you're from. Many people on the east coast prefer decals, while the west coast calls them stickers. Another reason for confusion could be the difference between transfer stickers and printed stickers. Here are some examples of transfer and printed stickers, and the differences between them: 1. Transfer Stickers Transfer stickers and decals are cut out of a solid color vinyl roll with a plotter and have no background. Transfer stickers come with three essential parts. There is the paper backing, the decal and then transfer tape. The transfer tape adheres to all the pieces of your sticker or decal no matter how small they are so you can apply it as one piece. The decals below are shown in red, green, black and pink. We offer 40 colors of vinyl to choose from! 2. Printed Stickers Printed Decals and stickers are made using a high-resolution digital printer and ecofriendly, non-toxic solvent inks. The inks are applied using a heating technology which allows them to adhere to the vinyl and last for years. Printed decals can have an endless amount of colors and are perfect for multicolored designs and photographs. These stickers can be cut out in any variety of sizes and shapes to meet any personal or business need.

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Are you looking for the BestAutomotive Windshield Decal Installation Service near McAllen TX ?Mobile Mechanics Of McAllen, we believe that it’s vital to stay on top of current trends in the vehicle wraps business. That’s why we’re constantly learning, evolving, and creating better ways to serve our customers. Cost? Free estimates! Send us a message or call us today. Best Automotive Windshield Decal Installation Service around McAllen TX. We serve McAllen TXand other areas. Get a Free Quote Now!

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Welcome to Mobile Mechanics Of McAllen Professional Vehicle Wrap Installation Services

Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near McAllen TX:

Mobile Mechanics Of McAllen is a McAllen TX company that specializes in large and small format vinyl graphic removal and installation. We can install full or partial wraps on cars, trucks, buses, trailers, trains, floors, walls, windows, and more!

Our customers benefit from our high-quality, cost-effective work delivered on time and on budget.

We’ve been in the business for over a decade, and have had the privilege of working with more than 50 different graphic printing companies located all over the McAllen TX. We attribute our success to excellent customer service and a passionate approach to our work.

At Mobile Mechanics Of McAllen, we believe that it’s vital to stay on top of current trends in the vehicle wraps business. That’s why we’re constantly learning, evolving, and creating better ways to serve our customers. So, whatever your project, give us a call. If you want to save time and cut down on hassle, we’ll even come to you and install your vehicle wraps or decals on site.

Services Overview

● Professional decal installation

● Professional decal removal services

● Bus wraps

● Car wraps

● Fleets re-branding

● Truck graphics

● Trailers

● Vans

● Paint less color change on Cars using self-adhesivevinyl’s

● Canopies

● Window graphics installation

● Nationwide service

● Professional decal installation

● Professional decal removal

● Car and Van wraps

● Truck wraps

● Fleets re-branding

● Vinyl installation on trailers

● Scotch Gard paint protection film

● 3M carbon fiber

● Black matte installation

● Paint less color change

● Nationwide service, free estimates

● Retail graphics Installation

Clean the surface before installing car decals

Educate customers on applying car decals. They should first clean the area where they want to apply the decal. If you apply the decal or sticker on a dirty surface, it will pick that dirt and grime up. So make sure the area is clean where you want to put your sticker or decal.

You can use soap or rubbing alcohol and water to clean the area. Glass cleaning products should not be used because many will leave a residue behind and will prevent the decal from adhering.

Decide on the location for the car decal

Before installation of car decals, customers should be certain about the location. Various options include the bumper, windows and other interior and exterior surfaces to give a stunning look to your customers’ car. Tires are another place to put decals which make the car look more attractive. To add a more personal touch and to give a modern look to your customers’ cars, install new tires and top them off with personalized decals.

When you have an idea about the area, stick it to the car with electrical tape so you can step back and see how it looks. You can move the position if you do not like it. Once you have an exact place, you can install the decal.

Peel the backing film away from the decal carefully

Peel the paper backing off the sticker. During this process, make sure not to touch the back of the decal because it could leave the dirt on your decal’s backside.

Position the graphic precisely

Place one side of the decal down and smooth it out to the other side until the decal is fully placed. It is important to remember not to remove the backing fully. Remove one-third of the backing and start to apply one-third of the decal to the area. Then slowly pull more of the backing until you have fully installed the decal.

What are Car Decals?

Car decals (also referred to as car stickers or car graphics) are images, graphics, or lettering printed onto or cut out of self-adhesive vinyl material and then placed on any type of vehicle. Car decals include car & truck lettering, clear vinyl decals, opaque vinyl decals, perforated decals, and high adhesive decals. They are mainly used to advertise business names, logos, products, and contact information. They may also be used to show off your favorite logo, team, band, etc.

Common Uses: For outdoor use on windows, doors, fronts, or backs of any vehicle. This includes cars (automobiles), trucks, commercial vans, tractors, race cars, buses, jeeps, motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, off-road vehicles, RVs, and any other vehicle.

Installation: All of our vehicle decals are very easy to install. You can find step-by-step installation instructions for each product on its respective product page. Select Learn More on one of the products listed above to see the product-specific installation instructions.

Care: Regularly wash your vehicle decal with a damp, non-abrasive rag. This will remove dirt and grime from the decal and help maintain its quality and lifespan. Avoid using power washers or high-power car washes. All decals are safe to use on areas of a window with windshield wipers.

How To Install Windshield Banner

Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near McAllen TX:

1.) Prep the car for install

First thing you will want to do is prepare the glass for install. Clean the windshield of all debris to be sure nothing ends up getting stuck under the vinyl material. Using a glass cleaner and your microfiber towel, thoroughly clean any dirt or dust from the windshield. Even the smallest speck of dust will show through the vinyl and look some-what like an air bubble.

2.) Find the center point

Before you place the material on the car you will want to find the center point of your windshield. For most vehicles the rear view mirror is placed in the center point of the windshield, but every vehicle is different. First measure the placement of the factory markings just to be sure they are in fact the center. Place your logo decal (with backing still on) on the window to decide how low you'd like the logo to be placed. In this example I chose to place the banner at the AS1 line printed on the glass. Depending on the size of the window and personal preference you may want more or less banner showing than what's in this example. Some vehicles will have small lines and arrows printed on the glass showing where window tint or banners should not exceed on the windshield. For this 2007 350z it was 6.75 inches from the top seal. That's about how deep I'd like the banner to go down the windshield.

Find the center and the drop distance and mark it with tape in a perpendicular shape so you have a horizontal and vertical line of reference.

Take a second to study the seal of the window, picturing where you will place the blade before you lay material over it and can no longer see the seal itself.

3.) Measure Twice Cut Once

Next, you will want to go ahead and lay the banner (with paper backing still applied) on the windshield to start eyeing up the position of the banner. Do your best to have the same amount of excess material on both sides. It does not have to be perfect as these banners are meant to be a one size fits most so you should have plenty of excess material protruding past the window seals on both sides.

Once the measurements match up on both sides, use some tape to fully secure the banner in place to ensure the wind or any other disturbance doesn't affect the placement.

4.) Place Half of the Banner on the Glass

Your banner should have a precut line on the back of the backing paper. If you see a slight indentation on the banner itself from the pre-cut line you will not see this line once the banner is applied and have time to settle on the glass. With one half of your banner fully secured, lift the other side off of the windshield and remove the paper backing. Slowly peel the paper back ensuring that the vinyl material does not fold over on itself, if it does slowly peel the material apart from itself.

Once the paper has been removed start laying the banner down from center point making your way to the edge of the glass. Along the way use a squeegee (wrapped in a microfiber towel) to maintain a straight vertical line while moving horizontally towards the edge of the glass.

Take your time with this portion, patience is key. This material is surprisingly forgiving so if you start to see a major crease forming simply lift the material off the glass and re-squeegee that portion until the even vertical line is retained. Many of the air bubbles will squeeze out as you make more passes across the glass. This material has tiny air holes throughout so as long as the crease is not folded over itself the air bubbles will squeeze out.

Move the squeegee in a vertical direction once the banner is laid across the window, pushing towards the top seal and bottom of the banner creating as tight of a seal of the material to the window seal as possible. This will make cutting the excess off much easier later. Make your way towards the corner of the windshield and do your best to push as much air out at the corners.

5.) Repeat on the Opposite side

This side will be slightly easier as the banner is less likely to move since the line has already been established by the first half. Start from the center again and make your way towards the side of the windshield, maintaining a vertical line along the way.

Once both sides are laid down look at the banner from all angles to ensure all of the air bubbles have been pressed out. if you come across one that you can't seem to get out don't be afraid to lift the material back off the glass and re-squeegee from that point. Depending on the color ordered the material may be slightly thinner and more susceptible to stretching which will alter the line established by the placement of the first half. Be careful not to pull on the material too much.

Run the squeegee around the entire perimeter of the banner to ensure a tight fit up against the window seal.

6.) Remove the Excess Material

Razor blades will not cut or scratch glass so you will be able to run the blade directly on the glass to remove excess material. You want to find out where your seal meets the glass and do your best to either run the blade slightly under the seal or lightly press against the glass where the seal meets ensuring your aren't damaging the seal of your window. Typically a faster more steady cut leads to a smother, less jagged line. Moving too slowly may lead to a more rough cut line.

Depending on the vehicle you may have a more defined seal or window line, some windows even have a small gutter between the glass and seal that makes running the blade against the glass even easier.

7.) Place the Logo Decal on the Banner

The final step is to place the included logo decal on the banner. You should have received two logo decals in your order so you have a backup if you misplace the first one or you have the option to layer them or even try one logo out and swap it out for another.

The placement of the sticker is very similar to the banner.

Use the center tape left on your windshield to center the logo on the banner. Tape the logo in place and take a few measurements of the decal to ensure it's centered.

Fold the logo back just like you did the banner and remove the paper backing off of one half, taking the transfer tape and colored decal with you. If the logo wont come off of the paper backing with the transfer tape, lay the logo back onto the paper and re-squeegee the logo and transfer tape. Apply pressure to ensure the tape has bonded to the logo material. Squeegee from the center towards the edge of the window. Remove as many air bubbles from the transfer tape as possible. Repeat for the other side.

Once the transfer tape is removed remove any leftover painters tape and take a step back to make sure you are happy with your logo choice and placement, if you aren't trying again with the second one in your shipment :)

Need help applying your new large window sticker? Don’t worry we have step by step instructions on how to help you get perfect fit!

We also offer application tools at a low price to help remove any air bubbles while protecting the quality of your sicker.

If you need help applying any other types of stickers we also have guides for Small Stickers or Decals, Large Transfer Stickers, Large Die-Cut Stickers, Transfer Sticker Preparation and Family Stickers. We are also available through live chat, phone and email to answer any of your sticker and decal questions.

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Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near McAllen TX: Have you ever turned a perfectly attractive sticker into a twisted clump or a wrinkled eyesore? Here are some tips and tricks that will help you apply your stickers with ease every time!

Start With A Clean Surface

Pre-wash the area where you’ll be applying the sticker using either soap and water or a mixture of rubbing alcohol (70% isopropyl alcohol) and water—we recommend a 50 / 50 water / alcohol solution. After cleaning with soapy water, rinse thoroughly with water until no soap or residue remains. Do not use window-cleaning products. They may leave a residue behind, making your sticker cling less effectively.

Apply When Temperatures Are Moderate

For the best results, install your stickers in a shaded area away from direct sunlight. When possible, you should apply stickers when the temperature is above 50F and below 90F.

Use Masking Tape

Masking tape can help ensure that your sticker is positioned exactly where you want it. Leaving the white backing paper in place and facing the surface you’re applying it to, position the sticker where you want it to go. Place a piece of masking tape along the top edge of the sticker—this fixes it in the proper location. Then, lift the sticker as if it’s on a hinge, and peel off the backing paper. While holding onto the bottom edge, slowly lower the sticker, using the thumb of your other hand to press from the center out and gradually working your way from top to bottom.

Use The Wet Method

You can apply most smaller decals without using water, but for large and very large stickers, this trick is a life-saver. After cleaning your surface area, wet the area again using a spray bottle and a solution of about 5% soap / 95% water. Apply the sticker while the area is still wet. This will keep it from adhering immediately and give you time to reposition if necessary. It also enables you to remove any bubbles using a squeegee or a plastic card. The soapy water will dry in a few minutes and leave your sticker firmly affixed.

Tend To The Transfer Tape

Many of our stickers come with three layers:

1) transfer tape, the clear top layer that clings to the non-adhesive side of the sticker and holds the sticker together;

2) the sticker, the middle layer;

3) backing paper, the bottom layer of white paper that clings to the adhesive side of the sticker.

Before applying these types of stickers, it’s important to make sure the sticker and transfer tape are pressed firmly together. To do so, apply pressure evenly across the transfer tape with a squeegee or a plastic card. This will ensure that the sticker doesn’t come up with the backing paper during installation.

Also, once you’ve applied your sticker, be sure to leave the transfer tape in place for at least 3 hours and up to 24 hours before gently removing it. Mobile Mechanics Of McAllen, In very cold winter months, you may need to leave the transfer tape on even longer. To speed up the process when it’s cold out, you can warm the application surface using a blow dryer on low heat.

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How much does it cost to get decals on a car?

Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near McAllen TX: What Vehicle Decals Cost. A simple car decal option which includes a company logo, website and phone number can range from $200 to $400 depending on the size of the decals. More complex decal graphics can cost $500+ as seen in the image to the right.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What's included with Automotive Decal Application?

● Thorough cleaning of area

● Installing one customer-supplied automotive decal

● Removing air bubbles from underneath decal

Why should I hire a pro to apply my automotive decals?

Allowing a professional to apply your decals for you saves you time, and frees you from the hassle of interpreting unclear application instructions or keeping track of stray parts and hardware. A pro will have the right tools and experience to do the application quickly, correctly, and safely the first time.

Can I put a decal on my windshield?

Stickers can be placed on the windshield if the stickers are 4 square inches or less and placed on the bottom of the passenger's side of the windshield.

Are cars the only things I can apply the stickers to?

Absolutely not! You can apply our stickers to any smooth surface. Some great places are: cars, trucks, boats, r.v.'s, motorcycles, skateboards, bicycles, helmets, laptops and much more!

How long does it take to get the stickers?

All of our stickers are custom made, so most orders are processed and shipped within 5-7 business days. Production time for bulk orders is based on the quantity ordered. If you live outside the McAllen TX please allow 2 to 6 weeks for delivery, depending on customs and your chosen shipping method.

Can I peel the sticker off and use it again?

No, once you've applied the sticker you cannot use it again. Once the sticker is removed you will have to throw it away.

What Is A Decal or Sticker?

It is a common misconception that decals are for your car and stickers are for everything else. Actually, there is no difference between a sticker and a decal! Whether you call them stickers or decals depends on where you're from. Many people on the east coast prefer decals, while the west coast calls them stickers. Another reason for confusion could be the difference between transfer stickers and printed stickers.

Here are some examples of transfer and printed stickers, and the differences between them:

1. Transfer Stickers

Transfer stickers and decals are cut out of a solid color vinyl roll with a plotter and have no background.

Transfer stickers come with three essential parts. There is the paper backing, the decal and then transfer tape. The transfer tape adheres to all the pieces of your sticker or decal no matter how small they are so you can apply it as one piece. The decals below are shown in red, green, black and pink. We offer 40 colors of vinyl to choose from!

2. Printed Stickers

Printed Decals and stickers are made using a high-resolution digital printer and ecofriendly, non-toxic solvent inks. The inks are applied using a heating technology which allows them to adhere to the vinyl and last for years. Printed decals can have an endless amount of colors and are perfect for multicolored designs and photographs.

These stickers can be cut out in any variety of sizes and shapes to meet any personal or business need.

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Mobile Mechanics of Omaha is a Omaha NE company that specializes in large and small format vinyl graphic removal and installation. We can install full or partial wraps on cars, trucks, buses, trailers, trains, floors, walls, windows, and more!

Our customers benefit from our high-quality, cost-effective work delivered on time and on budget.

We’ve been in the business for over a decade, and have had the privilege of working with more than 50 different graphic printing companies located all over the Omaha NE. We attribute our success to excellent customer service and a passionate approach to our work.

At Mobile Mechanics of Omaha, we believe that it’s vital to stay on top of current trends in the vehicle wraps business. That’s why we’re constantly learning, evolving, and creating better ways to serve our customers. So, whatever your project, give us a call. If you want to save time and cut down on hassle, we’ll even come to you and install your vehicle wraps or decals on site.

Services Overview

● Professional decal installation

● Professional decal removal services

● Bus wraps

● Car wraps

● Fleets re-branding

● Truck graphics

● Trailers

● Vans

● Paint less color change on Cars using self-adhesive vinyl’s

● Canopies

● Window graphics installation

● Nationwide service

● Professional decal installation

● Professional decal removal

● Car and Van wraps

● Truck wraps

● Fleets re-branding

● Vinyl installation on trailers

● Scotch Gard paint protection film

● 3M carbon fiber

● Black matte installation

● Paint less color change

● Nationwide service, free estimates

● Retail graphics Installation

Clean the surface before installing car decals

You can use soap or rubbing alcohol and water to clean the area. Glass cleaning products should not be used because many will leave a residue behind and will prevent the decal from adhering.

Decide on the location for the car decal

Peel the backing film away from the decal carefully

Peel the paper backing off the sticker. During this process, make sure not to touch the back of the decal because it could leave the dirt on your decal’s backside.

Position the graphic precisely

What are Car Decals?

How To Install Windshield Banner

Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near Omaha NE:

1.) Prep the car for install

2.) Find the center point

Find the center and the drop distance and mark it with tape in a perpendicular shape so you have a horizontal and vertical line of reference.

Take a second to study the seal of the window, picturing where you will place the blade before you lay material over it and can no longer see the seal itself.

3.) Measure Twice Cut Once

Once the measurements match up on both sides, use some tape to fully secure the banner in place to ensure the wind or any other disturbance doesn't affect the placement.

4.) Place Half of the Banner on the Glass

5.) Repeat on the Opposite side

Run the squeegee around the entire perimeter of the banner to ensure a tight fit up against the window seal.

6.) Remove the Excess Material

Depending on the vehicle you may have a more defined seal or window line, some windows even have a small gutter between the glass and seal that makes running the blade against the glass even easier.

7.) Place the Logo Decal on the Banner

The placement of the sticker is very similar to the banner.

Use the center tape left on your windshield to center the logo on the banner. Tape the logo in place and take a few measurements of the decal to ensure it's centered.

Need help applying your new large window sticker? Don’t worry we have step by step instructions on how to help you get perfect fit!

We also offer application tools at a low price to help remove any air bubbles while protecting the quality of your sicker.

TIPS

Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near Omaha NE: Have you ever turned a perfectly attractive sticker into a twisted clump or a wrinkled eyesore? Here are some tips and tricks that will help you apply your stickers with ease every time!

Start With A Clean Surface

Apply When Temperatures Are Moderate

For the best results, install your stickers in a shaded area away from direct sunlight. When possible, you should apply stickers when the temperature is above 50F and below 90F.

Use Masking Tape

Use The Wet Method

Tend To The Transfer Tape

Many of our stickers come with three layers:

1) transfer tape, the clear top layer that clings to the non-adhesive side of the sticker and holds the sticker together;

2) the sticker, the middle layer;

3) backing paper, the bottom layer of white paper that clings to the adhesive side of the sticker.

Also, once you’ve applied your sticker, be sure to leave the transfer tape in place for at least 3 hours and up to 24 hours before gently removing it. Mobile Mechanics of Omaha, In very cold winter months, you may need to leave the transfer tape on even longer. To speed up the process when it’s cold out, you can warm the application surface using a blow dryer on low heat.

COST

How much does it cost to get decals on a car?

Automotive Windshield Decal Installation near Omaha NE: What Vehicle Decals Cost. A simple car decal option which includes a company logo, website and phone number can range from $200 to $400 depending on the size of the decals. More complex decal graphics can cost $500+ as seen in the image to the right.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What's included with Automotive Decal Application?

● Thorough cleaning of area

● Installing one customer-supplied automotive decal

● Removing air bubbles from underneath decal

Why should I hire a pro to apply my automotive decals?

Can I put a decal on my windshield?

Stickers can be placed on the windshield if the stickers are 4 square inches or less and placed on the bottom of the passenger's side of the windshield.

Are cars the only things I can apply the stickers to?

Absolutely not! You can apply our stickers to any smooth surface. Some great places are: cars, trucks, boats, r.v.'s, motorcycles, skateboards, bicycles, helmets, laptops and much more!

How long does it take to get the stickers?

All of our stickers are custom made, so most orders are processed and shipped within 5-7 business days. Production time for bulk orders is based on the quantity ordered. If you live outside the Omaha NE please allow 2 to 6 weeks for delivery, depending on customs and your chosen shipping method.

Can I peel the sticker off and use it again?

No, once you've applied the sticker you cannot use it again. Once the sticker is removed you will have to throw it away.

What Is A Decal or Sticker?

Here are some examples of transfer and printed stickers, and the differences between them:

1. Transfer Stickers

Transfer stickers and decals are cut out of a solid color vinyl roll with a plotter and have no background.

2. Printed Stickers

These stickers can be cut out in any variety of sizes and shapes to meet any personal or business need.

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housewindowtintingau · 4 years

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Choosing the Perfect Window Tint For Your Car Windows

Car window tinting can protect your car from the harmful ultraviolet rays that normally come from the sun. Window tinting comes in a variety of tints and there are even car window tint kits that you can install on your own. The first thing you should do before deciding on which kind of tint is best for your vehicle is to consult a professional about the tint you would need. Most automotive shops have the tools and know-how to tint your windows, but they usually charge an affordable price. Alternatively, you can purchase car window tinting kits at convenience stores and even online.

Another advantage to purchasing car window tints for your car is that they come with instructions for proper application. Window tints also come in different types, such as clear lenses, dark lenses, paint by numbers, laminated, fog and haze, rear window defrost, tinted glass and clear lens reflex. Clear tints come in six different types, including fog, haze, fogged view, rain, and snow. You should buy the tints that will not only give you improved visibility, but also to prevent flying debris, sunshine, and hailstones from impacting your windshield.

There are other advantages to car window tinting films, including decreased insurance premiums due to the decreased likelihood of traffic violations due to impaired visibility caused by tinted windows. Also, tinted windows are an effective way to reduce the chance of theft or vandalism due to the ease in which the film is removed without damaging the car's interior. Lastly, the reflective quality of car window tints makes the vehicle easier to spot at night.

Because of these benefits, many car owners invest in a resistant uv film. While it can be purchased for both new and used vehicles, newer vehicles typically require some type of protective covering. Generally, the tint film for a front window is thicker than the film for a back window. The reason for this is to create a more difficult situation for a thief to break into. Most car owners prefer to use a UV film for all windows, even the ones in the rear of the vehicle.

Car window tints are available in many different colors, styles, and sizes. Car window tints can have high and low levels of tint, and you must know which tint percentages are required for your vehicle. The Department of Transportation requires that all vehicles have the following tint percentages: Low, Medium, High, and Ultra-High. To check for the recommended tint percentage for your vehicle, simply look at the sticker inside the car window sticker.

Another alternative to a film is carbon window tint film. Carbon film has been proven to be less harmful than other alternatives. Carbon window tint films are available in a variety of styles, colors, and thicknesses. When shopping for car windows, it's important to shop for products that contain high amounts of carbon or high purity.

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mobileautorepairpros · 5 years

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Goss’ Garage: Pane in the Glass

What could possibly be easier than cleaning the windows in your car? Well maybe a lot of things.

First you have to make sure that you use the right products. Use a glass cleaner that’s designed for automobiles not for household use. The reason is some of the household products they can leave a film on the windshield that causes the wipers to streak and smear. That's not safe.

All right, second thing, if you happen to have tinted windows… I know a lot of us like tinted windows either to keep the sun off or just for the look. Well tinted windows have a plastic film on the inside of the glass. That plastic film has to be treated properly. You don't use any kind of glass cleaner that has ammonia or any other harsh chemicals in it. You use a tint safe window cleaner. Anything else could damage that film, and it looks really nasty when it happens. I also use microfiber cloths because you don't want to scratch it, and these things you see on the internet about cleaning everything with wadded up newspaper and so on… that will really do a number on your window tint.

Alright, lots of us have to have parking stickers or inspection stickers and things like that. Those come off. You take them off…replace them… but they leave a residue of adhesive behind them. So what are you to do? Well you use a sticker remover or some type of solvent to dissolve the glue. Then you carefully use a razor blade, or if you can find it a plastic razor blade, to scrape the residue off and that way you won't damage the glass.

Another thing, and this is almost unheard of for most people. The windows and the doors ride up and down in channels. Those channels get dirty. They cause the window to bind and chatter as it goes up and down. Well you can prevent all of that, and sometimes cure it, by using silicone spray. Yes, it's the same as silicone spray that you use on your weather stripping. You spray it into the channel… let it run down past the glass…move the glass up and down two or three times to distribute the silicone… and that will cure lot of problems and prevent the problem from happening in the first place. So silicone spray in the window channels.

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sweetlittlehawke · 5 years

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Cops and Robbers

I drew a comic of the joke at the end and had to write what lead up to it.

Styliani bites his lip absently as he fiddles with his lockpick. Beside him Kita is scanning the street. It’s a low traffic area in the day, after nightfall there’s no one, but caution is never a bad idea. Finally the lock clicks open and he can twist the nob. He slips in, followed by Kita, who closes the door behind them. If their research is right then the shop’s owner is out of town for the week, leaving his wares blissfully unguarded. A week away is no doubt bad for business, then again neither is leaving a door locked with no security system. Of all the heists they’ve run, this is by far the easiest. Get through a residential style locked door, maybe two if the back room is locked as well, and crack into an old safe.

Once inside Kita runs around, taking inventory. The store’s layout is simple, an open room with a circular counter in the middle, and freestanding display cases of necklaces and bracelets in line with 3 of the walls. The back wall has a couple doors, two labeled as restrooms, and one that is labeled as ‘Employees Only’. Kita trots up to the countertop, scanning over the rings. They all sparkle gently in the low light. “Hey Sty,” he calls out, “I want this one!”

Styliani approaches, looking through the glass. It’s a decently simple ring with a faint purple tint to it. He grins, opening his bag to remove a glass cutter. “Your wish is my command darling.” Cutting the glass is easy, the tool is well maintained and Styliani is well practiced in the use of it. He reaches through the hole and grabs the ring his partner wants. Styliani turns to Kita, who’s grinning excitedly and eagerly takes it.

Kita holds it up, grabbing a flashlight and flicking it on to inspect it. The added light makes it glimmer and shine like a star. He grins, lowering the flashlight. “Sty,” he starts, getting his partner’s attention again. When Styliani turns to him again Kita kneels on the floor, holding the ring out with a silly grin on his face, “Marry me?”

A laugh escapes Styliani’s lips. He grabs Kita’s hand and pulls him up, immediately pressing a kiss to his lips. It’s not quite soft and sweet, but not hungry and aggressive, just as their partnership is. They pull apart, both grinning at each other. “You know my answer to that,” Styliani says, moving away. They do have an objective after all.

Kita sighs, rolling his eyes and slipping the ring onto his own finger. “Not as long as Nijoh’ir’s around,” he responds, halfheartedly joking. Kita’s about to get to work on his half of the job when he glances out the window and a car catches his eye. It’s solid black with tinted windows. For a part of town that should be empty, that certainly looks like a cop trying to keep a low profile. He refocuses inside the store, quickly noticing now the cameras in all corners of the store. “Shit. Sty! We gotta get out!” he yells, running to the back room.

There’s tools spread out on the floor, and Styliani is fiddling with the safe. Apparently it’s a bit more complicated than they expected if he’s making use of his full toolkit. He looks up from what he’s doing, “What’s wrong?” Kita’s usual excitement and relaxed nature is gone, so Styliani can guess. Cops. Guess the shop owner was smart enough to add a security system with the new safe.

The blonde looks between Styliani and the window, watching for a moment. “Cops. Looks like we got got this time,” he explains. As he’s speaking two car doors open and Kita sees a redhead cop and a much taller black haired cop. “Oh fuck,” he mutters. It’s not their first encounter with these two, and Kita doubts it will be their last. Styliani is enamoured with Nijoh’ir, and Kita doesn’t really understand why. Sure, he’s attractive. Frankly both of the cops are. But trying to sleep with either is a poor choice.

It wasn’t as if Kita merely stood there for a long time, Nijoh’ir’s and Amasar are not even to the door yet, but he’s ripped from his thoughts when Styliani shouts in excitement. His gaze flicks down, watching Styliani open the safe and shove the gems into a bag. Once it’s full the bag is being thrust out to him. “Take it and hide. I’ll distract them so you can get out when we’re gone.”

“Getting yourself caught is a bad plan Sty,” Kita argues, watching the window. The cops are crossing the street now, guns drawn. He stows the bag of gems in his backpack and looks at Styliani. “You just want to see Nijoh’ir don’t you?”

Styliani smirks, “You know me so well darling.” He gathers the last of his tools and stands up, holding a hand up to caress Kita’s face. “I trust you to come save me. Now hide,” he says, slinging his bag of tools over his shoulder and walking out to the front of the store. He closes the door, locking it as he does. He kneels down, grabbing his lockpick again and putting it to the doorknob. Just as he plans, the front door slams open, two flashlights scan the room and land on him.

“Drop what you’re doing and put your hands in the air!” A voice commands. Nijoh’ir. Stylinai recognizes his voice in an instant. If it’s him and Amasar, then there’s no way Styliani is actually in trouble.

As ordered he drops the lockpick and raises his hands. The tools clatter to the ground with a soft clink-clink. “Looks like ya caught me Sun,” he comments, grinning even with his back turned.

The cops approach slowly, one on either side of the counter. Nijoh’ir pauses by the open countertop. “Sty, where’s the ring?” he asks. Since he spoke, and since moving closer, Nijoh’ir recognizes the criminal just as easily. Neither cop is on high alert anymore, Nijoh’ir even going so far as to holster his gun. Amasar shoots him a curious look, but doesn’t vocalize any question.

Slowly Styliani stands up, hands latched together behind his head. He turns to look at Nijoh’ir, a shit eating grin on his face. “Would you believe I wasn’t the first one here?” he asks.

Nijoh’ir picks up the glass cutter, “Did they steal your tools first?” he asks. Styliani can’t argue against the tool being his. Not many burglars put cat stickers on their tools, and sadly both of these cops know that too well.

With a resigned sigh Styliani admits to it, “Fine, yes, that’s mine. I don’t have the rink though. Kita took it and ran, he’s long gone now.” Only half of that is true, but hopefully they’ll believe it. It wouldn’t be the first time the boys have split up on a job, and the did come in to find Styliani trying to get into the back room. All appearances show he’s telling the truth. Ring and Kita are both nowhere to be seen, and the back room locked as if untouched.

Amasar sighs quietly, finally lowering his gun. If Styliani is the only one to deal with they’re in no danger. The boy is more likely to kiss them than try to kill them. He can’t even remember a time the criminal carried a weapon. “You know you can’t escape right? We’re taking you back to the station,” he says.

Styliani’s gaze flicks from Nijoh’ir to Amasar. “I know. You think I’m opposed to being in a locked room with two attractive men?” he asks, wiggling his eyebrows at the cop. Being locked in a room with these two sounds amazing, and is his goal actually.

There’s a laugh from Nijoh’ir, “Ever the flirt aren’t you Sty?” he asks. He’s walking over, smiling lightly. “Put your hands down I trust you,” he adds. Styliani stretches his shoulders for a moment before dropping them by his side. “You sure you’d be okay with the audience we’d have? That mirror has people on the other side y’know?” Nijoh’ir asks.

He laughs lightly, wrapping his arms around Nijoh’ir the moment he’s within reach, “There’s also the camera that’s always pointed at me. We could put on a lovely show. I’m sure Chief Fray would love to see what interrogation methods his top cops are using,” Styliani teases. He knows they’d never let their chief see… unless he’s into that. But it’s not something they’ve discussed, so he doubts it.

Both cops laugh, and maybe blush. The darkness makes it hard to see how exactly they react. Nijoh’ir raises his hands to rest on Styliani’s arms. “You’re a damn tease, and we gotta take you back to the station now,” he says, gripping Styliani’s arms and pulling them off him. Styliani pouts, but doesn’t fight back. Nijoh’ir easily handcuffs Styliani’s hands behind him. He directs Styliani towards the door while Amasar finishes inspecting the shop. There’s not much point in telling Styliani his rights with how many times he’s been arrested, but Nijoh’ir does it anyways, out of habit if nothing else. “You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be held against you-”

“Nijoh’ir Jesyho.” Styliani is looking over his shoulder, a smirk clear across his face as he looks at Nijoh’ir. Amasar is laughing behind them, and Nijoh’ir can’t help but run a hand over his face.

Amasar cuts in, giving Nijoh’ir a moment to gather himself, “In the court of law Sty.” The response he gets is wiggled eyebrows but no comment. He should know better, Styliani’s already expressed he’s more than okay with an audience.

Finally Nijoh’ir puts his hand back on Styliani’s shoulder and pushes him out the door, “Sty… just get in the car.”

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