Help in Calgary area?

[shell_guy]

Is there anyone in the Calgary area with experience installing wraps? I bought a wrap with the intention of doing it myself, but after looking at it I think I have gotten in over my head. If anyone would be willing to help me I will gladly supply beer and pay someone to help me.

Thanks

Mike

 

[10003514]

If I was around more often I would lend a hand, but there pretty easy once you get going. Try a spray bottle with a little bit of soapy water in it, you can mist the plastic then apply the decal. The water with soap will allow the decal to slide around so you can position in. You then just need to start in the middle and push all air bubbles out to the edges. Done this method a few times on dirt bikes.

Sledwraps.com has a good video with a couple helpful tips

 

[shell_guy]

If I was around more often I would lend a hand, but there pretty easy once you get going. Try a spray bottle with a little bit of soapy water in it, you can mist the plastic then apply the decal. The water with soap will allow the decal to slide around so you can position in. You then just need to start in the middle and push all air bubbles out to the edges. Done this method a few times on dirt bikes.

Sledwraps.com has a good video with a couple helpful tips

Thats what I have done with big graphics in the past, but the manufacturer of my wrap says in big letters to apply dry with no soap or water.

 

[Braaap12]

what type of wrap and whay sled?

 

[smokindave]

Hey Mike,I am going to try installin mine,you should just stop by the shop when I do and we'll get them both done.

 

[shell_guy]

Hey Mike,I am going to try installin mine,you should just stop by the shop when I do and we'll get them both done.

It's looking like that is going to be what happens, only way to learn is to dive in and try it. Let me know when and I will bring my sled down Dave.