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ppf LOL! Many years ago,I painted a car with pretend rust and damage on the wheel arches,door,bonnet and boot bottom edges etc for fun,It resulted in me getting stopped by the police many times because they thought it was an unroadworthy vehicle! It never got stolen,but still got "keyed" a few times (A fiat uno!) Still,the decals are a great idea!
Or if you have a little more cash :
http://koowho.exblog.jp/17012473/
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I am quite literally speechless. Hope you don't mind I dropped the picture in there, brilliant.
Nick,
Not a problem... I did try, but failed.
I had bullet hole stickers on the back of my MG metro in the 90;s that still got robbed,
Geat idea, but I'm not so impressed by his spelling.
[[[[[ Yep...it's positively shabbi.
PR
Reminds me of the 'battle scar' stickers for my Star Wars X wing fighter when I was a kid.
However I have had some worthless wrecks pinched from outside country pubs- the countryside is far from 'friendly'; it just has a lower density of tea leaves.
For ironic effect, apply to a bike with a carbon monocoque frame.
Yes, in theory some nice furry, delaminating cracks would be even more discouraging for carbon frames and how about that lovely powdery white bubbling corrosion that marks the near demise of aluminium? But, as you say, it would rather spoil the joke.