I like a lot of them, but I'm not yet done spending on hard parts. Besides, I would probably screw up putting them on and end up with lots of creases and bubbles.
They are thick but the real trick is to make sure they are warm before applying. Let them sit inside your home over night. The dab rabbit don't stretch very well so take your time.Is there a special trick to installing these decals? Are they thick?
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Did the Lucky Strike graphics. They were a bit tricky to get on, might be due to the matte finish.
I like a lot of them, but I'm not yet done spending on hard parts. Besides, I would probably screw up putting them on and end up with lots of creases and bubbles.
Is there a special trick to installing these decals? Are they thick?
I just assumed these were all installed by professionals-- I'm interested putting decals on but I'm terrified of doing it myself and there are no wrap shops that do bikes within a couple hundred miles of here :/I like a lot of them, but I'm not yet done spending on hard parts. Besides, I would probably screw up putting them on and end up with lots of creases and bubbles.
I just assumed these were all installed by professionals-- I'm interested putting decals on but I'm terrified of doing it myself and there are no wrap shops that do bikes within a couple hundred miles of here :/
Thanks for all the notes. I'm going to see how much some blanks might cost so I can practice heating/stretching/placement on a beater bike before deciding to try the $300+ stuff on the new DX. Long shot but worth a try.It is tricky.
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Did the Lucky Strike graphics. They were a bit tricky to get on, might be due to the matte finish.
="bailey562003, post: 879, member: 167"]Thanks for all the notes. I'm going to see how much some blanks might cost so I can practice heating/stretching/placement on a beater bike before deciding to try the $300+ stuff on the new DX. Long shot but worth a try.
Looking Great - I've not seen this set before , where did you pick them up?View attachment 406
Did the Lucky Strike graphics. They were a bit tricky to get on, might be due to the matte finish.
That is the GM of Moto Corsa in Portland Or. his name is Shahin & he is awesome! They have a local guy who does wraps for them. There is also a guy in Kent, WA who does custom wraps…MadVinyl is the shop name & Mark does awesome work. He did the cupcake bike for SoSo Cycles….they call it the Dessert X🤣Anyone know where this graphics kit can be found??
Try Resin Bike…I fit their decals myself and it was easy. They are thicker so much easier to work with. Take your time & use a hair dryer. They are way better quality than the OEM decals🤣I just assumed these were all installed by professionals-- I'm interested putting decals on but I'm terrified of doing it myself and there are no wrap shops that do bikes within a couple hundred miles of here :/