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I don't have experience of that specific product but it looks fine and should hold up well.
I was never a fan of Union Jacks on cars and wanted a leaper but couldn't find any such product so I designed one myself based on the official leaper graphics and ordered from some online print shop. Seemingly similar material as in the one you linked to and has held up well for more than four years now.
I don't have experience of that specific product but it looks fine and should hold up well.
I was never a fan of Union Jacks on cars and wanted a leaper but couldn't find any such product so I designed one myself based on the official leaper graphics and ordered from some online print shop. Seemingly similar material as in the one you linked to and has held up well for more than four years now.
Oh nice, I like that. Yeah, I’m one of those fellas that would like to pay homage to the UK for enriching our lives with these beautiful machines ;-0
The most important thing is to wash and completely clean the mounting surface. Wipe down with denatured alcohol to remove any grease, oil, wax, silicones, etc. Exercise your OCD FULLY to measure and mark centers on the short sides and long sides.
No signs of deterioration, but the car is parked inside.. also live in Wisconsin and we don't have the heat other regions experience.
Last edited by Valerie Stabenow; Apr 19, 2026 at 11:13 AM.
The most important thing is to wash and completely clean the mounting surface. Wipe down with denatured alcohol to remove any grease, oil, wax, silicones, etc. Exercise your OCD FULLY to measure and mark centers on the short sides and long sides.
No signs of deterioration, but the car is parked inside.. also live in Wisconsin and we don't have the heat other regions experience.
Thanks for your thoughts. Only thing I would suggest to folks is be careful with using pure alcohol near paint and plastics. If one is careful and uses common sense it generally probably would be fine, but as we know us humans don’t always go that route ;-o lol
There are specialized products like Mother’s Surface Prep and Gyeon Prep that are for exactly this. Even with these products I’d be careful, as there is an element of alcohol in them too (just not pure alcohol), but they are more forgiving and get the job done. I’ve used both a fair amount and can’t speak highly enough about them. Both great products.
The most important thing is to wash and completely clean the mounting surface. Wipe down with denatured alcohol to remove any grease, oil, wax, silicones, etc. Exercise your OCD FULLY to measure and mark centers on the short sides and long sides.
No signs of deterioration, but the car is parked inside.. also live in Wisconsin and we don't have the heat other regions experience.
I was cruising that thread you posted…Have to say, kinda tempted to get one of these…Hilarious…lol
Anyone have direct experience with this product?
