FIRSTLY

Inspect your plastics

If they are scuffed/scratched, it may be worth looking at replacing them.

We can supply new plastics if required.

PREPARATION IS KEY

Use a heat gun to warm old graphics for easy removal.

Clean the surface thoroughly with Isopropyl Alcohol.

You do not want to leave any glue residue, oils or dirt.

Clean hands are critical, oily fingers will reduce the ability of your graphics to adhere.

GO FOR IT!

Before removing the backing paper, place the decal over the plastic to ensure you are aware of how to graphic will sit on the plastic. Make note of holes and align accordingly.

Peel 20% of the backing paper back from one side & place the decal in position.

Stick down the 20%. Pull the rest of the backing paper off, line up the graphics & run your thumb straight down the centre of the sticker.

Pull both edges up (like a taco), then use a squeegee (or thumb) and rub down the sticker from the centre outwards.

If you do get a bubble, pull the sticker up and go again - our air release material wont lose its adhesive if you pull the sticker up once or twice to ensure perfect placement.

Use a heat gun for super curved surfaces & to help seal down the edges.

(Do not overheat or your decal will stretch)

If you get a bubble in the centre, use a pin to pop the air bubble and push the air out.

1. Ensure that all edges of your graphics are sealed down prior to your first ride.

2. Inspect all graphics for 72 hours after installing, to ensure no graphics have lifted.

3. All graphics are to have no overhang. If so, trim as needed and ensure the decal is at least 4mm from the edge of the guard.

*Teencee will not be held liable for replacements or a refund if the customer has chosen to install themselves