What you need
You will need a clean microfiber cloth, soapy water or rubbing alcohol, a squeegee or hard plastic card, and masking tape for positioning.
Answer Hub
Clean the hull surface, position the decal where you want it, press it down from the center outward, smooth it with a squeegee or credit card, then slowly peel away the transfer tape.
You will need a clean microfiber cloth, soapy water or rubbing alcohol, a squeegee or hard plastic card, and masking tape for positioning.
Wash the area with soap and water, then wipe it with rubbing alcohol to remove wax, oil, and grime. The decal will not stick well to a dirty or waxy surface.
Hold the decal against the hull and use masking tape to mark the top edge. Step back and check alignment from a few angles before committing.
Peel the backing paper away, then lower the decal onto the surface starting at one edge. Use a squeegee to press from the center outward, removing air bubbles as you go.
Once the decal is fully adhered, slowly peel the transfer tape back at a 180-degree angle. If the decal lifts, press it down again and wait a few minutes.
No. The hull must be dry and clean for the adhesive to bond properly. Apply on land or on a trailer.
Wait at least 24–48 hours before pressure washing or submerging the decal so the adhesive can cure.
Small bubbles often disappear in sunlight. Larger bubbles can be pierced with a pin and smoothed out.
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