Garage: Installing SKDA Custom Graphics On Your Dirtbike
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2020
- Using a few simple tools, patience, I install the SKDA Divide kit. Watch to learn some basic tips and trick on how to install custom dirt bike / MX graphics.
Tools used: Acetone for cleaning, heat gun for air bubbles, exacto knife for fine tuning, some good music to listen to, and patience. 
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DECK-UHLS lmao, it's DEEE CALS buddy
He can say it how ever he wants “buddy”
@@jonlukesmith if that logic held true then what’s the point of grammar and spelling etc?
Looks sweet.
Thanks. I have new graphics coming in this week. Plastics are her so just waiting on them.
Next time use the wet method for applying, it allows you to move them around without sticking. A little bit of soap mix with water in a spay bottle, spay on plastics before putting decals on so you can position them correctly. After in position use a squeegee or credit card starting in the middle to slowly force the water and air bubbles out. Fallow up with a heat gun and let sit for a few days.
It says not to do that on the skda graphics kit
@Slawter I'm sure that's because they want to up sell some soapy water that they make and recommend. As long as you clean new plastics well with a decreaser and get all the water out and not leave bubbles, it will stick just fine. I've done this way using cheap ebay graphics all the way up to expensive decal works graphics and haven't had any issues. To each their own though.
@CBW Adventures interesting point and valid, just out of curiosity did you use that technique on Skda graphics? The kit never says anything about using a solution to adhere the decals, it states they can be removed multiple times if you get it wrong they are designed to withstand removal and re situating them. It says in the pamphlet sent with the kit water will damage the adhesive. Just a heads up to people who see our convo.
Great video, but man it's like nails on the chalkboard every time you pronounce it "deck-uhls" lmfao.
ok
Great video! How did they hold up over time? Was it worth it?
Held up great. Yes! Well worth it. Excellent quality.
I wanna see him do a yz450 18-22 or Kx450 lol
How did they hold up?
Excellent as always. I always use SKDA and they are the best. They will even transfer over to new plastics if you break some (just use a heat gun to reapply).
Bro magic eraser