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No Cake No Glory Frame Sticker

No Cake No Glory Frame Sticker

Colour: White
£3.00 GBP
£3.00 GBP
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No Cake No Glory! Rumour has it these iconic words are carved into Stonehenge somewhere, although we've not been able to confirm that. All we know for sure is once attached to your frame or helmet this sticker will easily propel you to the cafe. Designed in collaboration with Rock n Donuts 

Dimensions

125mm x 25mm

Materials

Vibrant Colour - 80 micron

Application

Frame Protection Film

Crank Protector Application

Slip solution is 1 drop Baby Shampoo/Washing Up Liquid to 500ml water 

Dry Application

  1. Ensure component is at room temperature (avoid installation below 12°C/53 F)
  2. Clean surface using alcohol based cleaner*
  3. Lay protector onto frame/crank (wet finger tips to avoid print transfer)
  4. Contour using light pressure - use heat if required
  5. Heat vinyl to activate adhesive*
  6. Allow to cure for 1 hour

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Decal/Sticker Application

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Iron-On Reflective

  1. Peel away excess material revealing the strips
  2. Cut out required strip
  3. Place onto t-shirt with the smooth, shiny backing plastic facing upwards
  4. Place a paper towel or teflon sheet on top of the strip (DO NOT iron directly onto the backing plastic)
  5. Press for 15 seconds at 150°C (Medium)
  6. Allow to cool before peeling away backing plastic

Aftercare: Max 60 wash | Tumble Dry Safe | Do Not Dry Clean  

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Removal

⚠️ All our adhesive products require the underlying surface be undamaged, the application and removal are at the judgement and risk of the installer - info@cyclistick.co.uk if you are in any doubt.

*Use a heat gun or hairdryer, avoiding direct contact or prolonged exposure.

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