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Dumb question for tommorow. What would be a good way of putting a temporary number on your car. White shoe polish, tape ??
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Loren Williams
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Suck Less - Drive something resembling a proper racing line.
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We definitely won't throw someone out for using shoe polish, but realize it's often tough for the courseworkers to read. The pre-printed numbers or painter's tape works much better...and if you use tape, use a contrasting color! Last event, we had a blue car using blue tape...stealthier than some camouflage I've seen!
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