do the stickers need to be put onto a wet surface or a dry surface?...i got one from custommaxima.com that had to be put on a wet surface and left to dry. Just wondering so i don't screw it up...thanks to anyone who wants to let me know lol.

 

someone on here has got to know this...pleaaaaaaseeeeeeee

 

Dry surface dude...wet won't do so well.

 

thanks, but i was asking cuz i had that other sticker that looked to me as though it would stick just fine without using water...but the directions said put on a wet surface and wait to dry...i thought it was crazy but it worked.

 

Basically, putting it on a wet surface allows you to position the sticker to wherever you want it. I messed up two stickers by incorrect positioning due to a gust of wind right when i was about to stick it on the window.

 

haha o ok...thanks

 

I found this stuff at Wally World called Un-du that'll allow you to remove a sticker, wait for it to dry then re-apply. Just don't try to use it on old brittle stickers. I spent an hour trying to remove an old sticker on Sunday.

 

Just use a razor blade. Takes like a minute to remove old stickers.

 

Well, the Maxima.org stickers are not easy to remove and reapply...

 

On the subject of stickers...on my 3rd gen, I had a maximadriver.com sticker on the stationary part of the back passenger window, the part that doesn't roll down, (when these parts of the window were bigger), but now on my 2k, that part of the window is too small for the sticker to be placed properly...my question is, (this may be a stupid question) has anyone put stickers on the "roll down" part of the window? Have you had any trouble with it peeling off as a result of rolling down the window? thanks!