Apply Some Snowmobile Graphics To Freshen Up Your Ride
by Deanne Shepard
You can directly order from various graphic packages for your new snowmobiles these days. OEMs make getting <A href="http://www.amrracing.com">snowmobile graphics</A> much easier, and customers will be able to personalize or customize their new sleds. Most snowmobile makers will offer several options in order to satisfy various tastes and needs. These are great because factory-made graphics are a lot better in fit and finish, giving you the best quality possible.
Snowmobiles can look refreshed and unique with aftermarket packages. There are currently two types of plastic surfaces that snowmobile exteriors are made with, rough or smooth. The rough surface is a bit textured and not very shiny, kind of like a belly pan. The smooth surface is very glossy, like the outside of a car. The application of the graphic will differ for the two cases. Rough surfaces need dry methods, while smooth surfaces need wet application. Dry methods are required in order to accommodate the texture.
The graphics will need to be installed with the panels placed on a machine. This will keep the panels in place. More importantly, the installer can work simultaneously on the graphic alignment.
During rough surface installations, you'll need to clean your hands before you start so you don't dirty the sticky section of the graphic. Start with the corner of the graphic, and place it on the panel using your fingers. You don't want to have any air bubbles visible on it, so peel it back and try again if there are.
After you perfectly place the graphic, you'll need to apply a bit of heat. Although this part is optional, heat does help secure the corners better and gets rid of some wrinkles. The graphics will shrink a bit, so be careful with the heat. Make sure you only apply a small amount.
A smooth surface has to be completely clean. Use soapy water or fluid that comes with the graphic kit, and spray it on the surface and sticky side of the graphic. It's perfectly fine if the fluid drips a bit. Lay the graphic down; it's fine to move it around a little. Once in the proper position, squeeze the fluid out from the center of the graphic.
Don't trap any fluid in the center. This will be a pain to remove later on. The excess fluid is similar to the air bubbles you might find in the rough surface applications.
After you apply your graphics, you are able to trim off some of the edges. If you've done a good job in installing it already, there's no need for this. You'll need to leave at least a fourth of an inch from the edges when you use a razor knife to trim it. This helps your graphic look a lot more appealing and clean. The graphic won't get caught on anything and peel either.
After you install your graphic with either the dry or wet methods, step back and take a hard look. The affect your graphics package has will be very noticeable, in the best possible way. Riding your snowmobile will be a whole lot more enjoyable with this fresh new look. You will not regret your decision to add new character to your sled.
You can visit <a href="http://www.amrracing.com">www.amrracing.com</a> for more helpful information about Personalize Your Sleds With Amazing Snowmobile Graphics.
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Title: Apply Some Snowmobile Graphics To Freshen Up Your Ride
Author: Deanne Shepard
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Keywords: vehicles, cars, trucks, auto, automobile
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