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After reading through this post, I'm thinking the best placement of the HOV stickers might be the lowest possible on the plastic (ie., like pics below). Since I don't use the HOV lanes that often, I'm considering just placing one sticker on the rear right bumper and not putting them on the side quarter panels, and just risking getting pulled over. Anybody tried just one sticker on lowest part of the rear bumper?
After reading through this post, I'm thinking the best placement of the HOV stickers might be the lowest possible on the plastic (ie., like pics below). Since I don't use the HOV lanes that often, I'm considering just placing one sticker on the rear right bumper and not putting them on the side quarter panels, and just risking getting pulled over. Anybody tried just one sticker on lowest part of the rear bumper?
Just keep in mind that the stickers are not only for the cops to see. In the Los Angeles area there are some toll roads that you drive on for free if you have the stickers. They take a photo and most probably use image recognition to check the stickers. If it's placed too low it might not recognize it and you pay the toll. I placed all three stickers as the instructions say. It's a car, get over it
I've seen one MS at my son's school recently where all three stickers were placed low on the plastic diffuser/skirt. And, they were all crumbling/breaking apart and coming off the plastic. Looked rather ugly; the owner would need new stickers soon.
I have all three placed in the recommended spots atop PPF strips and I've gotten used to the look.
The way to do this right is to apply Xpel or 3M on the bottom of the sticker as it is stuck onto the bumper AND a piece on top of the sticker as well... Easy on and protects it from breaking apart.
How easy is it to remove XPEL or the Printed Vinyl Decals? Does it just peel off or are we talking "Goo Gone" or some other type of chemicals to get them off?
Where did you get the film? A quick Amazon search showed a bunch of 3M options: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...,203&rh=n:15684181,k:3m+paint+protection+filmThe way to do this right is to apply Xpel or 3M on the bottom of the sticker as it is stuck onto the bumper AND a piece on top of the sticker as well... Easy on and protects it from breaking apart.
...Where did you get the film? A quick Amazon search showed a bunch of 3M options: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...,203&rh=n:15684181,k:3m+paint+protection+film
I assume any of those would work?
I have been driving roadster for almost 5 years with just one sticker on back window. I'm in lane usually 3 to 4 times per month. I have been in carpool lane with CHP on my tail and not pulled over.
My theory I posted years ago is...
If I ever got pulled over I plan to politely tell officer. The law is that a sticker would be applied to the vehicle. However, the DMV came up with the rules of multiple stickers.
Got my stickers last week. Yesterday I placed the smaller sticker exactly where it is shown in the above picture, including the XPEL to protect it. The other 2 larger stickers which have no chance in hell of ever getting stuck to my car are now in the glove compartment.
Still kills me to put even this smaller sticker on the car, but putting it on that area of plastic below the bumper light lessened the pain slightly. At least it isn't on the aluminum body.