Magnets for Car
#1
Magnets for Car
I started to autocross and i am lookin for magnets for the numbers. I do not feel like using the tape ne more its just too annoying
Perferably i would like the LED style magnets if anyone could help that owuld be awesome
Perferably i would like the LED style magnets if anyone could help that owuld be awesome
#3
Not sure what LED magnets are ...
Some people buy magnetic heater register covers that you can find at Home Depot or Lowes hardware stores. Create your graphic (letters, numbers, pictures), in a word processor, print it out, trace it on to the magnetic material, and use scissors to cut the magnet material to the traced shape.
For a larger size, I found a shop in town that also sells magnetic vinyl, which comes on a big roll. I just bought 2 ft x 18" for about $7. It's a sign shop if that's any help.
Some people buy magnetic heater register covers that you can find at Home Depot or Lowes hardware stores. Create your graphic (letters, numbers, pictures), in a word processor, print it out, trace it on to the magnetic material, and use scissors to cut the magnet material to the traced shape.
For a larger size, I found a shop in town that also sells magnetic vinyl, which comes on a big roll. I just bought 2 ft x 18" for about $7. It's a sign shop if that's any help.
#5
yup clyde thats it thanks for posting the picture.
sometimes its also called segmented
if i were to get that magnet strip and make my own numbers how would i paint it. I dont think that black would show up well on titanium
sometimes its also called segmented
if i were to get that magnet strip and make my own numbers how would i paint it. I dont think that black would show up well on titanium
#7
Check out Solo Time. They are based in Topeka KS and are great supporters of SCCA Solo 1 and Solo 2. Their prices are reasonable and they offer a wide variety of materials.
http//:www.solotime.com
http//:www.solotime.com
#9
Suggestion: if you ever get paint work done to your car, ask them to paint a couple magnetic sheets as well. It's much easier to position a single large sheet with mutiple numbers/letters.
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Last edited by PUR NRG; 05-01-2011 at 03:42 AM.
#10
Good idea Pur. I usually go to an art supply house. They frequently have magnetic sheet in white. It makes a good base for applying numbers (meatball).
Check out Grassroots Motorsports www.grassrootsmotorsports.com
They sell a self adhesive vinyl number sheet. The cost is $4-5 per. It has the GRM logo and plenty of room to put up to three 8" tall numbers.
I mounted mine to the magnetic sheet, then applied the vinyl self stick numbers. After trimming it to the edge of the placard, it works well with any color car.
Check out Grassroots Motorsports www.grassrootsmotorsports.com
They sell a self adhesive vinyl number sheet. The cost is $4-5 per. It has the GRM logo and plenty of room to put up to three 8" tall numbers.
I mounted mine to the magnetic sheet, then applied the vinyl self stick numbers. After trimming it to the edge of the placard, it works well with any color car.
#11
Originally posted by PUR NRG
Suggestion: if you ever get paint work done to your car, ask them to paint a couple magnetic sheets as well. It's much easier to position a single large sheet with mutiple numbers/letters.
Suggestion: if you ever get paint work done to your car, ask them to paint a couple magnetic sheets as well. It's much easier to position a single large sheet with mutiple numbers/letters.
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