custom myg37.com liscense plate frames ?
06-16-2009, 07:51 AM
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Anyway we can pay more and get away from black plastic to maybe a black chrome? Just an idea $8 isnt bad but if im going to keep this on my car for 3years i wouldnt mind spending more to get something of better quality
06-16-2009, 12:16 PM
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06-22-2009, 02:25 PM
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I doubt many people want to drop $25+ on a frame, and wait 12-16 weeks to get it.
If I do this, it's plain ole' black plastic. Order two if you worry about what it will look like in a couple years. I've had the same one on my car for over a year now and it still looks great.
06-24-2009, 11:16 AM
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I may be able to have these produced... for pretty cheap too. I own several tooling machines for my business and I've made a few low quantity license plate frames for friends of mine.
First I need to know if the owners of this forum require a "cut" from each sale or if they'll just flat out let me produce these with no hassle.
Second I need to know WHICH material you guys would want to use for sure. Chrome-plated plastic or solid aluminum? Chrome-plated plastic won't rust or anything, just isn't as "solid" feeling as the solid aluminum. You can also have these made in solid brass but that's probably a bit overkill AND expensive. You guys know the difference between the two, no need to explain... haha
Let me know guys... I'll be sure to start with a concept design + production sample
First I need to know if the owners of this forum require a "cut" from each sale or if they'll just flat out let me produce these with no hassle.
Second I need to know WHICH material you guys would want to use for sure. Chrome-plated plastic or solid aluminum? Chrome-plated plastic won't rust or anything, just isn't as "solid" feeling as the solid aluminum. You can also have these made in solid brass but that's probably a bit overkill AND expensive. You guys know the difference between the two, no need to explain... haha
Let me know guys... I'll be sure to start with a concept design + production sample
Last edited by PureNick; 06-24-2009 at 11:24 AM.