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Old 06-07-2009, 05:37 PM
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Default Maple hunter decals for 123
I purchased a set for 123,but confused about installation,they say float them on with windex,they are the Vinyl ones.Need info on to install.There info is kind of confusing,are there two types.Is the glue on there now water solvent.The new set.Thanks Phil.
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Old 06-07-2009, 07:25 PM
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The windex is so you can move the decals into position better. Without it, once it hits the paint it's there. You do not need to do it that way if you got a good eye and are gutsy enough to do it :biggrin2.gif:
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Old 06-07-2009, 07:43 PM
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Philip,

How do you like the decals? I'm restoring a 100 and need to start thinking about decals very soon. Does Maple-Hunter have a website or price list somewhere?
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http://www.pullmapa.com/maplehunter_lawn_.htm


Here you go Matt...
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Matt G: For the Maple Hunter L & G go to:

www.pullmapa.com/maplehunter_lawn_.htm

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Cool...do they include ALL the decals (the hp stickers for the gas tank, and the air filter sticker)?
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Matt G: Probably, but just ask Tony Giletto at lawngardendecals@yahoo.com

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Matt G, I asked a friend who just rebuilt a 123, he said the filter one comes with it, and the tank HP ones do not....
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