Striping has to be the easiest way to de-goof your new ride. We added a '69 Chevelle SS stripe to the Disco during part one of the build and only spent $89.10 to do it. Here's what we didn't show you in the magazine.Also, see part one in the May 2005 issue on newsstands now and check back here as we continue the series online. Start by using masking tape to hold the stripe in position. Also use the masking tape to form guides that will keep the stripe straight as you lay it in place.Start by using masking tape to hold the stripe in position. Also use the masking tape to f Tape down the stripe in the center, then untape one half of it and wipe slippery stripe spooge on the painted surface. Some people use soapy water instead.Tape down the stripe in the center, then untape one half of it and wipe slippery stripe sp Peel the backing off the untaped half of the stripe, then have a helper use a razor blade to cut off the backing.Peel the backing off the untaped half of the stripe, then have a helper use a razor blade Lay the adhesive stripe into position slowly, using the masking-tape guides to position it on the car, and slowly sticking the stripe in position and pushing out air bubbles with a credit card or body-filler spatula as you go.Lay the adhesive stripe into position slowly, using the masking-tape guides to position it Next, peel the backing off the second half of the stripe and repeat the sticking procedure.Next, peel the backing off the second half of the stripe and repeat the sticking procedure Finally, once all the stripes are applied to the car, peel the top layer from the transfer tape, making sure to pull back as shown, not out and away from the body, which could lift the stripe. Then admire your new hot rod.Finally, once all the stripes are applied to the car, peel the top layer from the transfer Part: '69 Chevelle stripe kitPN: 1051969Source: Original Parts GroupPrice: $89.10
