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How to Customize a Skateboard : Applying Skateboard Stickers

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Vintage Old School Skateboard Stickers BIG collection

by karateman

Presented by www.oldskatestickers.com. These are my rare old skateboard stickers that won’t fit on my scanner, so I had to video them. Schmitt Stix (including uncut sheets), Vision Street Wear, Santa Cruz (Claus Grabke, Rob Roskopp, Bullet Wheels, Slimeballs, OJ2s), Independent Trucks, Tracker Trucks, Trans World Skateboarding Magazine, Kryptonics, G&S, and more. Most from the 1980′s with a little 1970′s, and 1990′s thrown in. Stop by www.oldskatestickers.com to see all of the smaller ones at the largest vintage old school skateboard sticker collection gallery on the internet. Coloring contests to win free classic stickers from the old school starts in January, DON”T miss it.

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Skateboard Stickers?

Mar 28, 2008 by James T | Posted in Other - Outdoor Recreation

What is so special about skateboard stickers?

Not sure I have only 4 At the minute I think it only looks cool if you bought something like I bought some DC shoes and it had a sticker in it, Bought a bored at a skateshop called note and they gave me 2 stickers and Bought bones reds bearings.

Pro at being a towel | Mar 29, 2008

Skateboard Stickers - Bookshelf

144 pages	Skateboard stickers Creator: Mark Munson, Steve Cardwell \| 2004-05-01 Contributors include Wes Humpston, Bucky Lasek, Sean Goff, Steve Alba, Andy Howell, Mark McKee, Jim Phillips, and Mike Vallely. Bonus feature: each book is packaged with a new skateboard sticker, commissioned especially for this volume. Publisher: Collins Design

Skateboard Stickers - News

A tale of two artists

Sydney Morning Herald - Apr 14, 2011

Even Reg skateboard stickers sell for $50 in the unlikely event they haven't been used. The popularity of this work has been boosted by the 2006 documentary Golden Sandals, which has been shown several times on ABC TV, plus a recent book by Murray