Scooterotica

I have an ancilloti from casa and the back of it looks so plain and would benefit from something like an ancilloti logo or similar. Does anyone know if places do templates so I can spray*

* talking of which i take it they dont use just spray paint anyone know what is the best type of paint or whatever to use?

thanks, Drew

I ask,d the same on the LCGB site a few years back and a kind fellow sent me a template which i took to a printing guy to copy as i had 3 to do. I used plasticote spray in yellow from B&Q, the trick is to give it about 3 qwick light coats and pull the template off before its dry, if you dont you,ll pull all the logo off at the same time , believe me i know , looks just like the real thing when done. You could take anything with ancillotti on for them to scan as long as its flat and they,ll blow it up to the size you want .

thanks eibargum

druist, PM me your address as i,ve found a spare template , and i,ll post it to you.

I had the same problem with one of my seats , but as Im in the print trade I got hold of some high tack exterior quality reflective vinyl and contour cut it in the Ancillotti logo style.

The vinyl sticks like sh*t to a blanket and safety wise when cought in car headlights it reflects bright amber ,it looks very cool
I was thinking about making a few more to put on my site.
http://www.scooterstickers.co.uk

Very clever that Blue Peter yellow sticky stuff!! neat job bro!!

I've got a logo'd seat and was thinking of taking it to upholsteror to have the logo cut out and then have one sewn in the same colour as the scoot. May work for you if you have a template.

I like ripfx,s stick on ancillotti, looks good, will it last.

eibargum wrote:I like ripfx,s stick on ancillotti, looks good, will it last.

It should do as its exterior grade, Ive had a sample on another seat that been used on a winter hack in all kinds of weather, its still fine, no lifting edges or creasing so far.....

Ripfx

you have made an excellent job of that