Just took these pics. Got them from www.cdcgraphics.com Great products. Thanks LadyRidge for sending them to me. Great job!!! :D

ps. added a picture of reflectors on tailgate. got the idea from our new england meet

They look great Tex. Ladyridge knows her stuff.

Looks goooood.

Just took these pics. Got them from www.cdcgraphics.com Great products. Thanks LadyRidge for sending them to me. Great job!!! :D

Looks great! Where do you have the Tex's Ridge one?

How about zoom out so we can see the truck Tex?:cool:

Lady Ridge,

Can you make a graphic that says "My other car is a Honda Ridgeline".

I want to put it on my beater/commuter car. A 1994 Chevy Cavalier station wagon with a scrape down the entire right side where the little old lady I got it from hit the track of her garage door coming home.

"I thought I heard something but I wasn't sure so I just kept going" was her explaination.

Almost 30 MPG and only 73,000 miles. I doubt she ever went over 60.

Lady Ridge,

Can you make a graphic that says "My other car is a Honda Ridgeline".

I want to put it on my beater/commuter car. A 1994 Chevy Cavalier station wagon with a scrape down the entire right side where the little old lady I got it from hit the track of her garage door coming home.

"I thought I heard something but I wasn't sure so I just kept going" was her explaination.

Almost 30 MPG and only 73,000 miles. I doubt she ever went over 60.
Sure steve...email me with the details and I'll get it right out to you.
Thanks guys..and thanks TEX! ;)

Looks great! Where do you have the Tex's Ridge one?

Lower right side of the windshield. I'll take a zoom out pic tonight.

Nice looking graphics Tex.

looks good not too flashy

How about zoom out so we can see the truck Tex?:cool:

I will take the picture tonight...It's on the lower right side (driver side) of the windhsield, right above the window for the serial number. Looks like a badge of honor or a name tag.:D

Please go back check out the edited version. I added the zoom out shot and a pic of a safety add on. here is the shortcut. http://www.ridgelineownersclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2881&page=2

Please go back check out the edited version. I added the zoom out shot and a pic of a safety add on. here is the shortcut. http://www.ridgelineownersclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2881&page=2

BTW, has anyone else applied reflectors on the tailgate?

I have 2 silver triangles...

Tex, Looking good man! You are right, LadyRidge does a really great job! I'd post a photo of the one she did for us but the kids "borrowed" my camera! and I've just noticed we can't attach photos on the ROC at the moment.

Super graphics dude!! oops. my first post

Awesome Tex!!!!!!!!

That really looks wonderfull. I definitely would like to have a banner like that!! CDCGRAPHICS...thanks Tex's Ridge:)

Nice decals. I would definitely consider the Ridgeline one up on the front window. My wife would shoot me if I put my userid on the front of my truck though. I also like the reflectors, I am surprised Honda didn't consider that when the made the truck, they thought of just about everything else.

Nice decals. I would definitely consider the Ridgeline one up on the front window. My wife would shoot me if I put my userid on the front of my truck though. I also like the reflectors, I am surprised Honda didn't consider that when the made the truck, they thought of just about everything else.

PM LadyRidge if interested. It was easy to install. She included a full page instructions! (a little confusing, maybe I can't read Ohian) I took a shortcut;
I layed it out flat where I wanted it. Then I started on the passenger's side end, and peeled back the backing sheet two inches, and with the included squeegee in my right hand. I started sqeeging the stencil to the glass. Then peeled back another two inches.....etc., etc. IMPORTANT: Clean glass with alcohol and dry before application. Before the first squeege, verify the decal is straight. It sort of lines itself up after that. I used the edge of the windshield as my guide. Did I mention that I worked thru my sunroof? If you a waist line over 44 inches...forgedabouit!!:D

PM LadyRidge if interested. It was easy to install. She included a full page instructions! (a little confusing, maybe I can't read Ohian) I took a shortcut;
I layed it out flat where I wanted it. Then I started on the passenger's side end, and peeled back the backing sheet two inches, and with the included squeegee in my right hand. I started sqeeging the stencil to the glass. Then peeled back another two inches.....etc., etc. IMPORTANT: Clean glass with alcohol and dry before application. Before the first squeege, verify the decal is straight. It sort of lines itself up after that. I used the edge of the windshield as my guide. Did I mention that I worked thru my sunroof? If you a waist line over 44 inches...forgedabouit!!:D

LOL, GUESS I WON'T BE WORKING THRU MY SUNROOF!! I have done decals like that too!!! as an add to Tex's IMPORTANT notes: wipe over the clear membrane with a rag or paper towel, to make sure all the letters are nice and attached to the glass, then peel back the membrane off the letters slowly.:)

I wonder if LadyRidge could make custom, reflective decals/stickers for the tailgate. It wouldn't matter what they said, if anything, as long as they were reflective, but they might look better than the standard stuff that's available.

I wonder if LadyRidge could make custom, reflective decals/stickers for the tailgate. It wouldn't matter what they said, if anything, as long as they were reflective, but they might look better than the standard stuff that's available.
Sure I can. I have to special order the reflective vinyl as I don't keep it in stock but if enough of you guys order, I'll get some in.
Heading for the family room right now to watch Smallville...see you in an hour. ;)