Raised Rear Letters


It is very important for you to follow this installation instruction.
Adhesive failure may occur should this instruction be ignored.


Before attempting to install any of the raised inserts, you must perform the following steps to ensure a successful installation:

TOOLS YOU'LL NEED:

  • 1 TWEEZERS
  • 1 PAIR OF LATEX GLOVES

       If you don't have these, stop here and go to your local "Auto Parts" store and get them.
       You'll be glad you did.

 

CLEANING PROCEDURE

Prior to installation you must perform the following:

  • Remove any wax from surface if any.
  • Wash area with mild detergent or liquid dishwashing.
  • Make sure indentation is completely clean of wax, glue etc...any foreign residue must be removed prior to installation. No exception! or adhesive failure is likely to occur.
  • Wait surface area to dry completely before attempting installation. Approx. 1 hour.
  • You'll need a pair of latex gloves to proceed with installation, if you don't have one go to your local "Auto Parts" store and get a set.

INSTALLATION

Now that you have finished with the cleaning procedure, let's go to next step.

  • The surface is now dry, ready to have those letters right in.
  • But before don't forget to wear your latex gloves.
  • Now with your latex gloves on, detach one letter  using your pair of tweezers


 

* Don't forget to read SUMMER CONDITIONS at the bottom.

 

 

Safe install between 60° to 80° with 40% to 50% or less humidity  is needed for proper adhesion.
Failure to follow this chart will cause adhesive agent of insert to not stick as it should.

 

SUMMER CONDITIONS

Humidity is no more than water particles in the air, and when the air is saturated with water at a high percentage it will affect not only the effectiveness if the adhesive agent of inserts just as of any other adhesive in general. Not only that but our vehicles run hotter and so does aircraft and even us humans get affected by this natural phenomenon. Therefore in Summer weather mostly this will be a factor in most states in the US.
As humidity can be a factor on a successful installation we must advise you of its effect on any insert installation.

You should only install any insert when the weather is cool and almost no humidity, open your vehicle windows and allow it some time to ventilate throughtout it. Dry  or nearly dry weather would be the perfect climate.
If current weather in your area is carrying high humidity, it would be suggested to wait a few days until humidity percentage lowers to the table on above page.
Heat itself should not be a factor on a successful installation. Humidity is