Do they make grey adhesive R/T stripes for a '68?

[MxRacer855]

I've been looking,  but the typical white, red, and black are all I can find.

-Jeff

[Dino]

The bumble bee stripe?  Available in any color you want.

http://www.performancecargraphics.com/Stripes_Lettering/Charger/68_Bumblebee.htm

[MxRacer855]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks Dino!

[Ghoste]

And for anyone not wanting to duplicate the factory decal exactly, any graphics shop in your area should be able to make you a set in vinyl.  A little different texture than the oem style and slightly thicker but an alternative nonetheless.

[myk]

And for anyone not wanting to duplicate the factory decal exactly, any graphics shop in your area should be able to make you a set in vinyl.  A little different texture than the oem style and slightly thicker but an alternative nonetheless.

Would the vinyl be more or less durable?  Is it....removable?

[Ghoste]

That would be better asked of the vendor.  I think they can do different qualities depending on your wallet. 

[myk]

That would be better asked of the vendor.  I think they can do different qualities depending on your wallet. 

I see.  Well, I've been thinking about breaking up the sea of orange on wheels with some non-R/T stripes, however I'm not sure if I could live with that look or not.  I wish I could just take things like stripes, body colors, wheels and whatever off on a whim, lol...

[Ghoste]

I think you could likely even get something as temporary as a static cling one made if you wanted it really temporary.

[JamieZ]

You could mask it and plasti dip stripes on it.  Lots of videos/info out there (it's big in the tuner world).  Very removable.

[Cooter]

Myk, just get em done in magnets. I had these on the GL long before CrzyC's decal kits came out.
looked great and worked. Stayed on at over 70 mph. (75 zone )..

[redmist]

Plastidip is another great option for this kind of stuff. I plan to try the stripes with the plastidip.