Re: [DML] Wide black stripe

["doctor who" <ohwrd@xxxx>]

I dont know how interested anyone would be in this but 3M makes a material 
called Scotchlite that is pretty thick and looks similar in shade to the 
original striping. The only difference is this stuff lights up like a mirror 
at night when you shine your headlights on it.

This stuff is commonly used on emergency vehicles. We have a long 2 foot 
wide stripe on our rescue unit at the firehouse. Looks like a regular sport 
stripe by day, but high visibility by night.

Any custom design is readilly available as every police dept and fire dept 
in the country has there own design. You can send your design specs in and 
they will send your design back in a couple weeks w/directions on how to 
apply.

I'm not gonna do any free ads for the company, but if you are intersted let 
me know privatly I'll send you the link.

later,
dr c.
From: James Espey <james@xxxx>
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Subject: Re: [DML] Wide black stripe
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 00:11:56 -0600

De Lorean Motor Company (Houston) has been researching having the
black stripes reproduced, and have had some success. I would look for
them to be available in time for the Christmas shopping season. The
primary difference in our reproduction black stripe kits is the lack
of "texture" in the black material. Though of you that have seen the
stripes up close will know what I am talking about - those that have
only seen pictures will not be able to tell them from original.
Pricing is still being worked out, and an announcement will be made
when they are ready via our email newsletter - those fo you that are
not subcribers may wish to join here - it's free.

http://www.egroups.com/group/usadmc/info.html

James Espey
DeLorean Motor Company
Houston, Texas

281/568-9573
800/USA-DMC1
http://www.delorean.com


> I got a tremendous response to my posting that I had a set of black
> stripes. Problem is I only have one set and over 10 people want
> them. Would everyone be interested in still buying them if I got
> them reproduced. I could take it in to a place that does that and
> see how much it would cost to get an exact replica produced. This
> would probably be better for everyone anyways because the glue on the
> 20 year old stickers gets pretty difficult to work with. Just email
> and let me know and if I have enough demand, I will see what it will
> cost to get them duplicated and manufactured.


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