carpool decal question....

[Falco]

Has anyone apply the decal on the bumpers? (my whole truck has PPF, and I am afraid that when I remove the stickers it will damage the whole panel PPF. I also bought the PPF for the stickers. (the rears PPF are big and expensive).

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[rob600]

I bought a magnet product that is the shape of the carpool stickers. The rear panels of the R1T are magnetic and I stick the decals behind my rear wheels on the sides of the vehicle when I'm planning on using the carpool lane. When I park, I simply remove them and stash them inside. The front of the R1 where you are supposed to apply the smaller stickers unfortunately is not magnetic so I just don't worry about those stickers. Never even had a second glance from CHP in southern California. Just requires a little planning ahead when you think you might want to use the carpool lane.

Here is the link to the magnets on amazon.

 

[GANTZ]

Used the twraps none in the front and back placement maybe questionable. But I like living dangerously.

 

[DeanB1452]

Has anyone apply the decal on the bumpers? (my whole truck has PPF, and I am afraid that when I remove the stickers it will damage the whole panel PPF. I also bought the PPF for the stickers. (the rears PPF are big and expensive).

I have attached mine to the bumpers using the PPF Clings from Abstract Ocean. Here's the link:

Clean Air (CA -CAV) / Clean Pass (NY-CPV) Clear PPF Clings (Set of 4) (abstractocean.com)

 

[tate16t]

I’m looking to put my daughters school sticker on the back of my R1S. Since there’s no magnetic area I guess this PPF concept would work?

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