By far the simplest and most effective way to install. This is the best video on the topic!! I’m not at all comfortable with the “hinge and adhesive” method. Just seems to leave too many opportunities for error. The way he did it allows you to place it, step back and adjust if you need to. What is there to dislike about that? I got some big decals going on my Dodge and this is the only video that gives me confidence to do it myself and to absolute perfection. Blow dryer will work too in case you don’t have a heat gun.
Watched multiple examples on how to do it...your's was the best. As others have stated, having the decal wet allows for you to make the final fussy adjustments, if needed. Thank you.
thank you for the tutorial. i tried the dry/hinge method and royally screwed up.. had a few air bubbles and even a small crease. this method was much easier and turned out 100% perfect.
I have never done this with water/soap combo. I'm not a pro and have some fairly crooked decals on my ATV lol so, maybe the Wet Application is the way to go 🤟🇨🇦
I have some large lettering that goes the entire length of the car to install and am torn between using the wet or dry method. Half the videos say wet, half say dry.
I just did it yesterday without the heat gun and it worked perfectly...it was 85 or so degrees out which helped the peeling of the old decal as well...I just squeegeed a little bit extra and let the sun sit on it for a couple of minutes then started peeling and it worked perfectly.
@@PottersWork it destroys the adhesive i would honestly just buy a small bottle of rapidtac from amazon, i sometimes just use some water and dish soap about 60/40. tbh just using the hinge method and cleaning the service with some alcohol before hand would be a lot easier. and theres no need for a heatgun etc. just some masking tape and a decent squeegee.
I own a sign shop and this is not the way the pros do it ! We never work wet, unless you're mounting a giant 4x8 print to an acrylic sign. moisture, no matter what, reduces the longevity of the graphic. most wet installation graphics will have a 2 year lifespan compared to 5 years if done dry. ofcourse, that depends on the media used.
@@kennethross4117 There is no reason to apply a decal that small with a wet application. its going to take longer for it to adhere to the surface than if you just hinged it at the top and laid it down.
By far the simplest and most effective way to install. This is the best video on the topic!!
I’m not at all comfortable with the “hinge and adhesive” method. Just seems to leave too many opportunities for error. The way he did it allows you to place it, step back and adjust if you need to. What is there to dislike about that? I got some big decals going on my Dodge and this is the only video that gives me confidence to do it myself and to absolute perfection.
Blow dryer will work too in case you don’t have a heat gun.
Watched multiple examples on how to do it...your's was the best. As others have stated, having the decal wet allows for you to make the final fussy adjustments, if needed. Thank you.
Hey! Thanks so much for the video! It helped me apply a fairly large decal onto my camper! Your method worked like a charm!
Wow! Thank you. Just bought decals for my Gladiator and was worried that I would screw up the installation. This video helped a ton!
thank you for the tutorial. i tried the dry/hinge method and royally screwed up.. had a few air bubbles and even a small crease. this method was much easier and turned out 100% perfect.
This helped a lot. Thank you Jeff!
Thanks for this. Just about to tackle my motorcycle and this is the best, quickest and most helpful video I’ve seen. Thanks again 👍
Great video bro! You make it look easy! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing, this is the best decal-installation video
I never knew you could use soapy water to install decals! I have a 36 inch I’m wanting to put on my back glass. Thank you!
Great video. Best by far. Thanks for your help, Jeff.
I like the idea of using the heat gun, or in my case a hair dryer, to make sure the decal is nice and dry. Thanks.
Did the hair dryer work?
Yes.
Good job Jeff, Thank you.
That was a oem decal right? I'm about to install oem decals on tundra with your method
Good video. Just raise the volume next time
Nice Jeff! Is it the same process for a large decal? Would like to install a decal that is four times the size. One that is for a Tacoma Trd Pro.
If u don't have a heat gun. How long do u have to wait before removing the transfer paper?
I have never done this with water/soap combo. I'm not a pro and have some fairly crooked decals on my ATV lol so, maybe the Wet Application is the way to go 🤟🇨🇦
I have some large lettering that goes the entire length of the car to install and am torn between using the wet or dry method. Half the videos say wet, half say dry.
Outstanding just like a pro thank you
you made it look great and easy, good job, sound not so good.
THAT'S EASY! I can do that. Thanks.
What is the solution being used ???
Is the heat gun step really necessary? I have a blow dryer but no way of taking it to the car lol
I just did it yesterday without the heat gun and it worked perfectly...it was 85 or so degrees out which helped the peeling of the old decal as well...I just squeegeed a little bit extra and let the sun sit on it for a couple of minutes then started peeling and it worked perfectly.
Thanks, really nice work.👍
you do good job jeff, Thanks
What kind of soap works best in the water? I’ve also heard to use windex...is that ok to use? Thanks!
never use windex
@@blastoi5e, good to know, I watched another guy on here use it, but wasn't sure
@@PottersWork it destroys the adhesive i would honestly just buy a small bottle of rapidtac from amazon, i sometimes just use some water and dish soap about 60/40. tbh just using the hinge method and cleaning the service with some alcohol before hand would be a lot easier. and theres no need for a heatgun etc. just some masking tape and a decent squeegee.
blastoi5e, thanks for the info and advice, it’s appreciated! I’ll pick up some rapidtac on amazon for sure.
@@PottersWork guy used soapy water in an empty Windex bottle👍
Was that soapy water or just water that you sprayed? Thanks.
Soapy always
Thank you. God bless you.
Hey, it worked well, thanks!
Wait so can you just add water and soap ??
What just he spray? is that only water?
good job
What the soap to water dilution?
Thank you
Appreciate you
Is it water you use in the spray bottle?
Looks a bit soapy.
I own a sign shop and this is not the way the pros do it ! We never work wet, unless you're mounting a giant 4x8 print to an acrylic sign. moisture, no matter what, reduces the longevity of the graphic. most wet installation graphics will have a 2 year lifespan compared to 5 years if done dry. ofcourse, that depends on the media used.
Lol the directions from Toyota say apply wet
@@jeffthebodypro7897 I"m a Pro too.......do what work's best for you and not worry about what other's have to say. lol
And your video for dry installation for this application is? I would like to watch it.
Could I use a hair blow dryer 🤔
Where did you buy the sticker?
You can find a ton on etsy
Will this work on glass?
Yes
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Lol I’m at work
Cool but it’s crooked
How sale this stickers
Common sense method
Looks crooked 👀
Not remotely close to how a pro would do it lol. This is how an amateur would do it.
Can't hear shit
Sound was non-existent, so I didn't even make it past 10 seconds. Sad, too, since it looked like a good video otherwise.
absolute asinine way of putting on a simple decal.
Why asinine cause you didnt think of it first fucking asswipe
@@kennethross4117 There is no reason to apply a decal that small with a wet application. its going to take longer for it to adhere to the surface than if you just hinged it at the top and laid it down.
@@blastoi5e
This is the correct method. If you want to take a shortcut, feel free. No need to be rude. This guy obviously does this at work.
@@garyjelsma8820 adding rapid tac for a small decal like that is worse than not using it at all lol. literally no reason to do it this way