Sticker display ideas

[Pythos]

Alright, now that I've been to some meetups, I'm getting a pretty decent sized collection of stickers. I'd love to display them to show my community support, but I'm not big on covering all my available window space, plus the windows are gone when the top is off.

I've seen people stick them to the inside of the back door, but I was wondering if anyone else had ideas or examples of ideas to display or keep them (maybe a folder?)?

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[Dral97]

If you're crafty enough, maybe you could attach them to acetate sheets. Then somehow figure out a way to stick the acetate sheets on your windows but be able to remove them if your windows are off and put the sheets into a display folder.

Just did a quick google search and didn't find something like that (surprising. I thought everything existed on the internet by now).

 

[dejones64]

I'm in the same boat. I've been putting my stickers on my camping fridge and inside the rear tailgate. I don't like stuff on my windows.

I would like to put my patches on the roof liner but haven't gotten around to how to make them stick.

 

[BroncoA512021]

Alright, now that I've been to some meetups, I'm getting a pretty decent sized collection of stickers. I'd love to display them to show my community support, but I'm not big on covering all my available window space, plus the windows are gone when the top is off.

I've seen people stick them to the inside of the back door, but I was wondering if anyone else had ideas or examples of ideas to display or keep them (maybe a folder?)?

 

[helifino16]

I would like to put my patches on the roof liner but haven't gotten around to how to make them stick.

Mine stick up there pretty good. You just need them to have the stiff side of the Velcro on them. I’ve also seen them on the back of the rear seats.

 

[Mlarv]

I put them on my garage fridge, and tool boxes. That way when the Shelby, Raptor, and Bronco are gone. I will still have them. I have stuff from 1980 I still remember with my F150. Just my two bits.

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