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OPC plate numbers worn out... use stickers?


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when you are dealing with OPC, esp related to number plate, it is a pain, due to the security seal.
was told to replace this during inspection.

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but to replace means i gotta spend $200 to get the seal broken at LTA, replace the plates then go back to LTA to reapply the seal.  [bigcry]

 

that is extremely expensive for plate replacement.

are there cheaper alternative besides hand painting the numbers with white paint?

i heard of stickers. but scared those will peel after awhile.
and BTW, how much does those stickers cost?
any idea?

Any advise is welcomed.

 

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What's wrong with hand painting? Got markings to guide some more.

 

i have seen it being done on lorries and pick up before. it is fuggly (to put it non-offensively)  [:p]

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1. clean the plate with soap water. After dry, use alcohol or solvent to clean remanant oil.

2. mask everywhere (body and plate) except the numbers

3. Get a can of white spray paint and spray thinly. Repeat after the previous coat is dry.

4. For the red background, reverse the mask.

 

 

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1. clean the plate with soap water. After dry, use alcohol or solvent to clean remanant oil.

2. mask everywhere (body and plate) except the numbers

3. Get a can of white spray paint and spray thinly. Repeat after the previous coat is dry.

4. For the red background, reverse the mask.

good idea [thumbsup]  but the red background - better not touch that colour as to get the exact colour is not easy and skali kenna by LTA or inspection centre for different colour again got problems; Looking at TS plate the red looks solid still, actually. 

 

Also another problem is that the Weekend car license plate is bolted fixed onto the frame and I think it cannot be opened up because I have seen on them a kind of locked bolt in my friends car .... though i dont know now how,...... so it might be a back breaking thing to do this painting or touch up with white corrector fluid 

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do whatever DIY ask LTA for black and white 1st, kanna stop just produce the it.

frankly speaking paying 200 bucks for that seal is plain ridiculous.

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