There are many possibilities to customize your dirt bike, UTV, UTV, or the look of your motorcycle. This includesincludes decals and graphics in any color or style. It’s fun to choose the graphics that you like, but it can be difficult to apply them when you’re not sure what to do.
How do you install Dirt Bike Graphics
Attack Graphics is a professional graphics shop that specializes powersports. Their graphic designers are skilled in applying graphics to off-road vehicles. Here are their step-by-step instructions to apply graphics in a way that is easy and that will ensure your graphics will remain on the surface and not move. If you intend to to discover further more information about dirtbike graphics, you have to browse around https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdNp71t1mS3uUVwkWd-PmKQ?fbclid=IwAR0BOvWPfmOkvci1XrUC14CvEHT8x3korA2_lMM_g3bPPpyKukCCtD08HiY.
Dry Installation
Make sure to clean your hands, plastics and the work area. Get rid of dirt or oil, old adhesive, and other debris from the back and front sides of the plastic on your machine.
Before applying to the back of the sheet, trim it around the perimeter to be as closely as you can (without cutting off the graphic). The paper backing should be removed from the interior of the vent and bolt holes. Examine the position of holes vents, curves, and edges of the graphic against the plastic.
Take off the half-inch backing, being careful not to allow dust or other debris to accumulate onto the adhesive side. For side plates, cut the backing horizontally and vertically for front plates. Cut a half-inch-long strip from the removed half of the backing. Apply the remaining backing to graphic, aligning it with edges and holes.
Prevent the center strip from sticking as you align the graphic to the plastic. When it’s all lined up, apply the center strip of the graphic to the plastic.
Peel the backing of the paper from the other half, securing the graphic upwards and away from the plastic. Apply slowly by moving your fingers along the image. Heat may be applied with the help of a hair dryer or heat gun in this procedure to eliminate air bubbles and wrinkles.
Take off the backing paper of the other half of the graphic. Apply it the same way as in step 4. For other graphics, follow the steps.
Wet Installation
Clean your plastics, hands and work space. Clean your plastic on the machine’s front and back sides.
Trim the paper backing as close as is possible to the graphic prior to applying. Remove the paper backing from the interior of the vent and bolt holes. Check the position of the vents, holes as well as the edges and curves of the image against plastic.
Make a thin mist on your plastic with the application fluid. Remove the backing paper off your decal, and be sure that you keep the adhesive side clear of dust, dirt and other particles. Apply a fine mist fluid to spray the adhesive side.
Apply the decal with a light touch to the plastic, while marking bolt holes and vent holes. Once all the other holes are correctly lined up, begin from the center, and employ a squeegee for moving the application fluid towards the edge of the plastic.
To speed up dryingtime, heat may be added to the squeegee using either a hair dryer. It will also help smooth out bubbles, and smooth wrinkles.
To clean any fluid off the edges of the plastic, clean it off with a dry, clean cloth. It is advised that you not ride your dirtbike or quad for at least 24 hours in order to make sure that the decal is properly adhered to the decal.