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Introduction
I have also gone with a batch of decals on my motorcycle, which can also give a new face and may be a message about me too. However, the decals are a tricky thing to get to land on such as they need to trigger right. A guide to how you can achieve professional results using different motorcycle decals installation methods that will be made to last!
Pre-Installation Preparations
Surface Preparation Surface preparation is the first process in any application, whether it be decals or wall paint. But grime and dirt and grease will keep the adhesive from bonding correctly. Second step: Wash the surface where you are going to place the decal with a warm (ideal) but hot water is fine too soap and make sure that its completely dry, any trace of water will prevent adhesion.
After your surface is clean up, Take into consideration what type of decal materials you are using yourself. These durable vinyl products that are resistant to fading for as long as they stay on your bike. So grab a measure and pencil down where.
Here's the regular Wet Install Process
Wet Install This is a classic tried-and-true approach; soaking the decal in water allows you to strip off the paper backing without it sticking directly to your fingers.
Soap down the decal and where it is about to be placed on the bike. This will help prevent the decal from sticking together enough so that if it becomes in contact with a surface, it can slide across to where you want to place it.
Carefully peel the backing off of your decal being careful not to touch raised adhesive part.
How to apply a decal:
Put the decal on your bike. Using a squeegee or credit card, the centre Work should be squeezed from the middle outward to push out all air bubbles and water.
Once your first dew point is on top of your lower case, use a new piece of cloth to soak up any excess water.
Dry Install Method
If you are applying smaller decals, the dry install method may be better for you if you want a faster installation.
Repeat: Remove the sticker from backing
Place the decal on your bike and squeegee or credit card it down.
There is a very short time window for you to re-position this decal, because as soon as it touches the surface adhesive begins writing a bond.
Heat Assisted Installation
Heat can help you out when dealing with those more challenging decals, or even ones that require a little bit of give.
Heat Gun to gently blow the decal and when surface tour motorcycle. It compromises the integrity of the bond, or in other words makes it pliable for easy handling.
Carefully shift the decal about, so that guarantees matching up perfectly.
Run the squeegee or credit card into the decal, going from center toward the edges to eliminate air pockets.
Applying Overlays and Decal Film
When using multilayered or more complicated decals, you may want to choose a transfer tape or film that will aid in keeping the decal shape intact for application.
Get your transfer tape, put it over top of the decal as you carefully flip it over and press the decal firmly against the motorcycle.
Press with your fingers so that getting decal on bottom.
Lift the transfer tape slowly to reveal your decal at your desired position.
Post-Installation Care
Now installed, the glue needs to cure for 48 hours before it can be wet or any part of the bike can be washed. That means regular cleaning involves wiping down the decals with a soft cloth and mild soap, so scratches on the surface.
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Bubbles or creases — Often, you can save the day if you get a bubble or crease after placing the decal: gently lifting it and using a squeegee to flatten those spots down The proper placement is CRUCIAL for all of these decals: If it sits wrong, you'll carefully have to pull it off and start over - they do tend to tear during repositioning.
Expert Installation Services
Professional Installation Services: Hire an external installing professional if you are not sure about your own installation skills or if your decal has a complex layout that can require multiple attempts to get it right. Unless you're a pro, we suggest getting them to put the decals up for you as they have the experience and equipment to get it done absolutely right, saving yourself both time and headaches.
Conclusion
How your motorbike decals get applied will go on to influence how it performs, and how it ultimately looks. No matter if you try it out for yourself, or find someone to help you with these techniques — by knowing these procedures, you'll have an finished-product which makes your ride look fairly good as well as a durable product.