Reynolds 46 clincher decals

white91
white91 Posts: 431
edited April 2014 in Road buying advice
Can anyone recommend a company that can do me a set of custom wheel decals for a 46mm carbon clincher?

So far eBay seller and silk graphics have ignored my emails, so would like any suggestions

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  • Baracus
    Baracus Posts: 32
    I got some decals from here after being ignored by the eBay seller
    http://designstickers.blogspot.com.br
  • white91
    white91 Posts: 431
    Will check them out cheers
  • white91
    white91 Posts: 431
    Any other suggestions?
  • neeb
    neeb Posts: 4,471
    They look much better without the decals anyway... :wink:

    I took the big "Reynolds" stickers off of my 46 tubs but left on the little Reynolds shield logo beside the valve hole. Felt like a moving advertising hoarding with both the Reynolds lettering and the "Scott" lettering on the frame in equally big white letters!
  • white91
    white91 Posts: 431
    I'm after black decals anyway, or maybe just the small white sticker?
  • neeb
    neeb Posts: 4,471
    I got a set of decals from an ebay seller a year or so ago, but the seller is no longer active. It was only after applying the decals that I decided I preferred the wheels without them anyway... :wink:

    Looks best with just the small white sticker IMO (the shield thing). But it's probably easiest to get that as part of a full set of stickers. You just need to keep an eye out on ebay, there are one or two sellers that do them (or there used to be..)
  • neeb
    neeb Posts: 4,471
    How about these? They offer customised colours too, including "dark label" style.
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REYNOLDS-FORT ... 4ad4759412
  • MattC59
    MattC59 Posts: 5,408
    There's some good advice on custom decals here:

    http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=30005&t=12838538
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  • bisoner
    bisoner Posts: 171
    I'd be wary of ebay. You'll probably end up with some cheap paper based decals - which wont last long at all.

    I got a set of these and they look great:

    http://www.graphicshack.co.uk/canyon-de ... 1156-p.asp

    Some Reynolds ones listed here:

    http://www.graphicshack.co.uk/cycling-- ... s-80-c.asp
  • oola
    oola Posts: 77
    I wouldn't necessarily agree. I bought some from eBay for my old Mavic Cosmic Carbones and they were excellent quality decals, certainly not paper based ... although an absolute pig to get on the wheels due to the length!
  • neeb
    neeb Posts: 4,471
    No particular reason why a well-established ebay seller should be selling something of inferior quality to any other small web-based seller. But the ad on ebay will probably say what the decals are made out of.
  • white91
    white91 Posts: 431
    That eBay seller won't reply to my message so I'm not using them, and graphic shack don't have the correct decal, but thanks for the suggestions.

    They look quite good without anyway

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