I've installed many of these stickers. Some as large as ten feet long. For
smaller stickers, use a small sqeegee. The kind that comes with window tint
works great. Also, I've always used Napa brand Window Cleaner which comes
in an areosol can. As soon as you spray it on the fairing, it will
immediately turn into a thick lather of foam and will allow you too move the
sticker all over. One thing though, don't do it in the sun. Working on
nice cool plastic or metal is the best start.
----- Original Message -----
From: Larry McGowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: V-MAX TECH LIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 8:57 PM
Subject: Applying Graphics
> Hi,
> Does anyone have any experience installing large graphics on fairing
> panels? I'm replacing some faded factory graphics on my "other" bike -
> YZF750 and I'm concerned about getting it right the first time. I've
> read of auto body techs using a light soap solution on a panel and
> "floating" graphics in place - then using a squeegee to remove the
> solution. Is this appropriate in this case? These factory "stickers"
> are so expensive..........I'd like to avoid an "Aw Sh#*"!
> I apologize for the non-Max content but I know there is a lot of
> knowledge here........
> Regards,
> Larry#114
>
>
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