Who makes the best Peugeot decals?
03-23-15, 03:14 PM
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Who makes the best Peugeot decals?
I need to source a decal like the one seen in this picture below. Any suggestions?
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03-23-15, 03:24 PM
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Yellow Jersey has factory decal sheets. One sheet is enough for two bikes. I sold the ones I didn't need.
https://www.yellowjersey.org/peudecal.html-- Bottom of page
https://www.yellowjersey.org/peudecal.html-- Bottom of page
03-24-15, 07:29 AM
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Looks good. Any other options?
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03-24-15, 07:33 AM
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I don't know the answer, but want to tell you that that shade of blue is absolutely luxurious. Would like to see pictures of the whole thing.
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Hi Michael! There are a couple of decal makers:
From the UK:
Peugeot PX10 Decals Full Set Inc French 531 Set The Best | eBay with Reynolds 531 decals in French.
Valocal: without Reynolds 531 decals.
Peugeot PX 10 Decal Set of 5 SKU 589 | eBay
Reynolds 531 decals in French from the Ukraine:
Flag France Decals Bonus Tubes 531 for Frame Fork Stickers | eBay
Hope this helps, Mike
From the UK:
Peugeot PX10 Decals Full Set Inc French 531 Set The Best | eBay with Reynolds 531 decals in French.
Valocal: without Reynolds 531 decals.
Peugeot PX 10 Decal Set of 5 SKU 589 | eBay
Reynolds 531 decals in French from the Ukraine:
Flag France Decals Bonus Tubes 531 for Frame Fork Stickers | eBay
Hope this helps, Mike
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I bought U08 decals from Velocals and they were great. i used them twice.
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Peugeot PX-10 decals
My original decals are touched-up with colored enamel paint.
I was going to order from VeloCals, because the Raleigh International decals I bought from him were so nice.
But, I figured I could get by with just new Reynolds 531 decals.
Those I got from Cyclomondo, Greg Softley, gtsoftley@ozemail.com.au
The 531 decals were simple to install and Greg is a genuine bike enthusiast, recommended.
I was going to order from VeloCals, because the Raleigh International decals I bought from him were so nice.
But, I figured I could get by with just new Reynolds 531 decals.
Those I got from Cyclomondo, Greg Softley, gtsoftley@ozemail.com.au
The 531 decals were simple to install and Greg is a genuine bike enthusiast, recommended.
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06-03-15, 07:31 AM
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Revisiting the topic,
The bike has been repainted and it looks great. The seat-tube decals and the headbadge we preserved by gently cleaning them and applying a clearcoat before masking them and applying color to the frame.
However, the downtube decal was already damaged and was removed.
Now I would like to replace the downtube decal by applying a new virgin decal on the recently repainted bike. Which decal is easy to install over new paint? The NOS decals really should be applied to a surface that has been lightly sanded and require a clear coat to be applied, but I would like to avoid respraying the frame.
Is the correct decal available in a form that can be easily applied to a fresh paint?
The bike has been repainted and it looks great. The seat-tube decals and the headbadge we preserved by gently cleaning them and applying a clearcoat before masking them and applying color to the frame.
However, the downtube decal was already damaged and was removed.
Now I would like to replace the downtube decal by applying a new virgin decal on the recently repainted bike. Which decal is easy to install over new paint? The NOS decals really should be applied to a surface that has been lightly sanded and require a clear coat to be applied, but I would like to avoid respraying the frame.
Is the correct decal available in a form that can be easily applied to a fresh paint?
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Cyclomondo, through Ebay, supplied the decals for this PX10. They went on, easily according to included instructions, and look just great. The paint was about a week old when the decals were applied. Then the whole works was left to sit for about a month...
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