graphics

[BossHogg420]

will be installing new graphics in the weeks to come. will be my first time install. anyone got any tips or tricks for me.. thanks

take your time

[Frostin]

Be patient and make sure everything is good and clean.

[mjc597]

yeah what they said!! and i keep a hair dryer close cause the heat helps to keep air bubbles out and if you need to persaude the graphics a little bit it'll help alot...

[BossHogg420]

heres the end result thanks for the help

[alberto]

Looks great:) How was it? You mentioned that it was your first time, was it as difficult as you thought it would be? What advise would you give? I will also be installing some soon. I just need to figure out which ones to get. Anyway great job!!!!!!!

[BossHogg420]

it was time consuming but wasn't that bad. just take ur time and use a credit card and hair dyer to work the bubbles out if it gets where u have a bubble and u cant get it out take a razor blade and slice a little hole in it to get the air out. also start with something easy like the hood or something to get the hang of it and do a mock up of it to get an idea of how exactly its gonna go on.

[Dicestyle1912]

It is the easiest to put them on with soapy water. Just soak the plastic completely and slap them on you can move them around whereever you want. Use a credit card to squeegie the water out. It is time consuming squeeging them, but it is worth it. You get 0 air bubbles. Once you get it Take a hair dryer to completely get the moisture out of them. I have been doing it for a while and all my racing buddies do it. They are guaranteed to stick for years with out peeling off.Its how i put all my number plate stickers on too.

[Dicestyle1912]

It is the easiest to put them on with soapy water. Just soak the plastic completely and slap them on you can move them around whereever you want. Use a credit card to squeegie the water out. It is time consuming squeeging them, but it is worth it. You get 0 air bubbles. Once you get it Take a hair dryer to completely get the moisture out of them. I have been doing it for a while and all my racing buddies do it. They are guaranteed to stick for years with out peeling off.Its how i put all my number plate stickers on too.

[f4istunna]

+1 on the soapy water then squegee, just like window tint. Then if you dont put it in the right spot the first time no worries you can slide it around.

[BossHogg420]

son of a ***** is what i say...yea i heard of this from my girlfriend of all people right after i put them on yea i could see that working well.

[f4istunna]

hey, they look like they came out good the way you did so dont sweat it. Bike looks good man.