
The Big One | First Birthday Party: Decorations and DIY Volkswagen Coupe Car Remodel! Links included!!
Jun 14, 2024
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Hey there! Thanks for stopping by! Below is a step by step process of everything you need to know in order to diy a coupe car and personalize your own party favor thank you cards!

Arch Sign Backdrop: Lumberandlaceco (Located in Greenville, SC)
Balloon Arch: Kristy's Balloon Decorations (Located in Duncan, SC)
Cake Decorator: Brick Street Cafe (Located in Greenville, SC)
Tissue tassel: GlamfettiCo (Etsy)
All the items in the list are clickable links. Simply click on each one to be directed to the respective page!
These are the supplies I used for remodeling the coupe car:
Coupe Car (Any model will work but there is a possibility it could give a different outcome. This is the one i personally used.)
Volkswagen Emblem (Small version I used)
Volkswagen Emblem (Larger option available)
Spray Paint (Tan)
Spray Paint (White)
Step by Step Remodel:
Take apart existing coupe car and clean properly. If you're using a new coupe car go ahead and proceed with the following steps.
Preparation is a crucial part of the remodel. Start by sanding down every part of the coupe car to ensure the paint adheres properly and to prevent chipping. Initially, I attempted to use sandpaper, but due to the how much sanding was required, I eventually purchased sanding blocks.
Begin by taping off any areas you do not wish to paint.
Spray a layer of primer to every part twice.
Once everything has dried, apply several coats of your base color. Allow each layer to dry before applying the next one.
Follow that by finishing with the white portion (It is optional to brush on the white paint while I opted to use spray paint, tape and plastic to avoid any paint from seeping onto the base that was already painted.)
Once all the painting is done, put it back together. Reassembling can be challenging, often requiring some finishing touches post-assembly.
Next add the metal stripping. Although it already had a sticky adhesive, I decided to also apply some super glue to ensure it stayed in place.
To add the volkswagen emblems, I had to remove the back clippings so that I could lay them flat against the car. I used superglue to make sure they stayed properly.
To attach the surfboard, wrap it with the rope, secure it tightly, and reinforce with hot glue.
Secure the license plate by using either hot glue or screws.
Final step: apply the stickers. To prevent the stickers from falling off, I suggest using super glue.
Party favor links:
I created the "Thanks for coming dude" thank you cards using these supplies:
While you might find less expensive alternatives for thank you cards, I suggest to make them yourself for any occasions or gatherings to save money in the long term.










