Styling Where did you get the Italian Flag Decal?

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Styling Where did you get the Italian Flag Decal?

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I'm wondering where some of you are getting the Italian wing badges (flag)?

Maybe it's not available here in the US yet...:-( I don't see it on our configurator - fiatusa.com

Anyone want to ship one to me??

LOVE my Bella - will post pictures this weekend.
 
Wow, tough crowd!!

Sorry, it looked like the site I was on and tried to order them (UK site) and when it got to the end it said they could not ship to the US.

Thanks for the site - all ordered.

Now I'll just have to make sure I don't put them on upside down! LOL!
 
Wow, tough crowd!!
Sorry, it looked like the site I was on and tried to order them (UK site) and when it got to the end it said they could not ship to the US.
Thanks for the site - all ordered.
Now I'll just have to make sure I don't put them on upside down! LOL!

LOL - you should see us on our 'good' days. :)
 
What's the trick to getting the decal level - let the dealer do it? Not sure they will since I bought it elsewhere since they don't offer it.
 
I think the come with a template
 
What's the trick to getting the decal level

Whenever I'm doing something like this, I start by positioning it on the car (without removing the backing pad) using a removable adhesive - blu-tack is one choice most of us will have lying around. When I'm happy with the position, I use low tack masking tape to mark out guidelines on the car. Remove the blu-tack & backing pad, stick the decal on permanently, then remove the guide tape:).
 
Whenever I'm doing something like this, I start by positioning it on the car (without removing the backing pad) using a removable adhesive - blu-tack is one choice most of us will have lying around. When I'm happy with the position, I use low tack masking tape to mark out guidelines on the car. Remove the blu-tack & backing pad, stick the decal on permanently, then remove the guide tape:).

I wish I were that methodical. But good advice JR. (y)

At first I thought that a little 'level' would be worthwhile using - but the car would have to be on a level surface - so JRs method is the best. I hope the pictures are useful. :)
 

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I wish I were that methodical. But good advice JR. (y)

At first I thought that a little 'level' would be worthwhile using - but the car would have to be on a level surface - so JRs method is the best. I hope the pictures are useful. :)
Tbh RUI's techqnique is best as there is a template provided with he badges :)
 
Tbh RUI's techqnique is best as there is a template provided with he badges :)

That should make it easy. (y) I have a habit of just 'going for it'. At least it's not like 'sticking' a bevelled mirror over a sink. One slip and you've either chipped the mirror or you looking at a crocked mirror everytime you're having a shave in the morning. ;)
 
Whenever I'm doing something like this, I start by positioning it on the car (without removing the backing pad) using a removable adhesive - blu-tack is one choice most of us will have lying around. When I'm happy with the position, I use low tack masking tape to mark out guidelines on the car. Remove the blu-tack & backing pad, stick the decal on permanently, then remove the guide tape:).

Blu-tack = poster putty (just in case). I just love household Goop :D
 
Not to be an idiot (and yes the pictures were helpful, but I can't see much of the car) - the red faces to the front of the car?
 
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Not to be an idiot (and yes the pictures were helpful, but I can't see much of the car) - the orange faces to the front of the car?

Only for one side! The Italian flag is like this:

italy-flag.gif


so the green goes to the left (whichever side you are on).

Otherwise you end up with a half Irish car....
 
Only for one side! The Italian flag is like this:

italy-flag.gif


so the green goes to the left (whichever side you are on).

Otherwise you end up with a half Irish car....

Some people have the strange argument that the green should be towards the front of the car on both sides as if it were a presidential limo flying flags. Seriously..... wtf??????

As RobinPJ said, the green should be to the left on both sides.
 
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