replace vinyl stickers?
Well first trip is winding down. Just to local campground. Evergreen in Mt Eaton Ohio has wonderful indoor pool and we like to take first trip because its nice and close. Only issues I noticed are ...
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stew47 wrote:
Well I suppose I should call crossroads parts desk then talk to a paint shop and go from there. Thanks all. Was KEG graphics better price then factory?
Crossroads is now part of the Keystone family, I'm not sure how that will affect the ability to get decals from them but it might. As far as KEG being better priced I have found that they often are, even on a custom one. It will also depend on the difficulty in reproducing the sticker if they don't have OEM. Last summer we needed three white "Winnebago" stickers. There were only two left on the planet, so we had KEG make the third one. They had to create the artwork (it was pretty simple in this case) and then make the decal, and they were still less than the two we bought from the factory. I took a quick glance and didn't see any Crossroads OEM decals at all.
If you want to have them painted on you don't need to call the factory paint shop, any body shop or RV repair shop can do it. Sometimes the paint codes are on the vehicle ID tag, but you can usually find them online. If you don't find them the shop you choose should be able to, but that won't be a cheap option either.
Good luck!
