Hello from Northern New York

[bernie17]

My wife and I own a 2003 Sunline,solaris,we've trying to find somewhere to purchase new decals for our camper which are peeling off and are starting to look bad.We would greatly appreciate it if anyone knows where we can find some. Thanks,
Bernie

[pwb01]

Take a look under Parts for Sale. I see some there.

Welcome to the club. How far north in New York. Take a look in Meet and Greet and consider Nick's Lake in Old Forge in September.

[Poppy & Nana]

Hi Bernie17.......welcome to the forum....as Paul & Sheri said....where in Northern New York are you? Paul is over Albany way, Steve & Gail are a bit further north of Albany , Leo and I are from Old Forge area and we have many other Northern New York members.....check out the upcoming Adirondack M&G in September.....if you came you'd meet a great bunch of Sunline Owners.....

Good luck finding your decals...they are becoming more scarce as time goes by!

[bdichristina]

Hello Bernie17! Always nice to see fellow New Yorkers.

I wish you luck on the decals. Ours are pretty bad as well though not as bad as the stripes. Having them made at a local graphics shop as I've seen suggested by several members of the site, seems to be a good idea. In our case, the vinyl on any original graphics we find will be many years old and if not stored properly, may very well be quite brittle. If you have them made though possibly more expensive, will get you new, high quality materials with fresh adhesive. Something to consider during your search.
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Bob & Kathy
Western New York

1984 Sunline T-1750
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo

[pwb01]

Check out the parts section and the decals on ebay. It looks like what you're looking for.

[Galaxiedriver]

Decals are very hard to find. I had one from a '98 that I sold to a member here a while back. I picked it up at the Sunline factory

I think a good air brush artist could duplicate them. That is what I will try when the time comes.

I use my original Sunline spare tire cover very sparingly in order to preserve it.

[Steve Collins]

Any sign shop that does truck and auto lettering and such should be able to reproduce your Sunline emblem(s) for you.

In the old days, they'd just get out the paint and brushes and paint a new one, either on the vehicle itself, or on sheet vinyl. Some still do that.

But others have the new large scale inkjet printers and should be able to take a picture of an existing emblem, digitize it, repair as necessary if the original wasn't perfect, and then print it on the vinyl in exactly the size needed.

Once it is digitized, in theory, it could be reproduced over and over again as needed.