amptor

Is it a bad idea to try to laminate this sticker? Kinkos asked me if it was thermal printed and I didn't know. I also wonder if there's another way to store this thing that might be better if laminating it is a bad idea.

cookiemonster

What sticker?[sm=ttiwwp.gif]

howarmat

I would think you can laminate it without any problems. Could be wrong but you aren't losing anything if I am!

RICVA05

I have seen plenty of laminated window stickers at car shows. I havebeenplanning on doing mine for the past two years.

mygt500

Laminate away!!!!!!!!!!!!! it will be fine!!!

07 Stang

They do make "cool" laminators that are hand cranked....no electricity and no heat. I have one and I am going to do that to mine.

Here's some info on one if you want to check one out;

ezLaminator Model # 2001

1 800-321-0253

www.ezlaminator.com

07 Stang

I believe the poster is talking about the Sticker Price that was on the car when he bought it.

howarmat

$50 for something you will use once!?!

How bout kinkos for like $5, or do it at work for free as most places have one.

odiaz

I saved mine, but before I did, I took it to Staples and had them make two color copies of the original windows sticker. I could not tell which was the original and which was the copy just by looking at them. Then, I had them laminate the copies. The original is tucked away, I have a laminated windows ticker that I can use for shows, and a replacement one in case it gets faded. Total cost was about $5.

07 Stang

True, but I already had one that Iuse for my business.