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Shiva Dustcap "Decoration" Question (1 Viewer)

Aaron D

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I am putting a Shiva in my sister's car soon and would like to add some color to the dustcap in the form of a Tazmanian Devil cartoon. Her Monte Carlo came with pace car and Taz logos affixed and I'd like to continue the theme in the sub.) Is there a good way to do this without affecting the performance of the speaker too much? Perhaps a store-bought sticker "painted" with some epoxy? Ink-jet printer paper with same treatment (yuk)? Painting the logo on myself or professionally? Other, likely better, ideas out there?

Help is appreciated!

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Greg_R

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Pick the option that weighs the least. I would be very cautious when using epoxy or other esoteric glues (it may combine with the glue used to attach the dust cap and weaken the bond).
 

Dave Poehlman

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The curvature of the dustcap will make it difficult to stick a sticker on there without it wrinkling.
 

Dennis Gardner

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Try using a decal like a temporary tattoo. This would be more like what the manufactures use for there logos. The sheerness may help to avoid wrinkles.
 

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