I'm planning to paint them on when I repaint the whole car in a couple of months, and a stencil would make things far easier. I don't want a decal.

 

Brent franker could probably do something like that for you. I know he does vinyls, but I bet a stencil wouldn't be that hard to do.

 

I have made them before but normally make them like a reverse stencil. Meaning, you paint the area of the car where the stripe is going to go the stripe color. You then apply the "reverse stencil" over this area. Now, you paint the car the normal car color. After that, remove the stencil and under the stencil will be the stripe color. Now clear over all of it.

Because of the way the 96-97 SS hood stripes are made, this is about the only way to do it since the stripe goes over curved areas on the hood. If a normal stencil were to be made, I think it would be very hard to install the stencil because of the curves/bends of the scoop.

 

^ That's pretty badass. Great thinking.

 

Sounds good, I will be contacting you as soon as I get a better idea when it'll be going in the booth.