I have a question for Phoenix Graphix........I have seen your Judge stripes
on 69's (not your current ones but stripes from ten years ago, and the width of the three
colors was not uniform from door to fender and from door to quarter. On one panel the
yellow was too wide and on the adjacent panel the yellow was too narrow creating a mismatch where they joined. The factory Pontiac stripes were like this as well and I always
thought this made the stripes look terrible. I have stripes from Year One on my 69 that were
made by Dale's Cuda Shop and the widths of the three colors on the stripe are perfectly
uniform. Also on the DCS stripes I have, the two inside colors are printed on top of yellow
film, so that the yellow edge is all the way through the material, making it impossible
for the edge to wear off and turn white. This happened to factory Pontiac stripes when
they were only a couple of years old. I've had many people who own 69 Judges go nuts
over my stripes because they are so perfectly uniform and don't have white edges. How do
the stripes that you are making at present compare regarding the two issues I mentioned?
Someone told me recently that DCS doesn't make Judge stripes for Year One anymore but I haven't checked to verify that is true.
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