Application Instructions

Click the Image of the Decal Type for Instructions on How to Apply

• Steering Wheel Circle for Jeep's
• Steering Wheel Rectangle for Jeep's
• Shift Box Overlay Decal

• Emblem Overlays

• For Product Cards Bought in-store
• Steering Wheel Decal for Toyota

• Vent Decals for JL/JT models
• Window Graphics
• Alternative Hood Graphic Method

• Tailgate Handle Graphic for Wrangler JL JLU

• Hood Lettering
• Windshield Lettering

• All Hood Graphics

• Window Connection Graphic

• Bedside Stripe Graphic for Gladiator

• Tailgate Wrap for Gladiator

• Window Flag Decals

Steering Wheel Circle/Rectangle for Jeeps

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
Steps:
 
1. Peel the decal from the paper backing. It helps to fold the paper away from the decal.
 
2. Align the top of the decal.
 
3. Align the bottom of the decal.
 
4. (optional) Peel back and re-position if necessary.
 
5. Press the decal down once in place.

Transfer Tape - Emblem Overlay Decals

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
Steps:
 
1. Separate the letters by cutting between them to apply one letter at a time.
 
2. Peel the clear transfer tape with the decal away from the paper backing.
 
3. Align the letter on the emblem.
 
4. Apply the letter and press down firmly.
 
5. Remove the clear transfer tape layer, leaving the decal applied to the emblem.
 
6. Repeat Steps 2-5 for each letter.

Application Dots for Product Cards and Steering Wheel Inlays for Toyota's

Vent Decals - Wet Application Method

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
Steps:
 
1. Clean the surface with soap and water and wipe dry with a lint free cloth.
     Follow up with rubbing alcohol to remove waxes.
 
2. Spray the surface with a mixture of water and a few drops of soap.
 
3. Peel the decal from the paper backing and place it on the fender.
     Slide it into place, following the curve of the fender around the vent area.
 
4. Use a squeegee with a felt edge or a plastic card with a towel or other soft cloth covering the edge to push the soapy water out from under the decal.
     Tip: be thorough to remove all of the soapy water from under the decal.
 
5. Allow it to dry 10-15 minutes. Then press the edges down around the curves.
 
6. Repeat Steps 1-5 for the other side of the vehicle.
 
7. Wait 1-3 hours before driving with the decal on.
     Tip: wait longer in colder temperatures.

Hood + Windshield Lettering

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
*Please read the application instructions through before beginning to apply your lettering so that you get your graphic applied just how you want it.
 
Steps:
 
1. Unfold/unroll lettering and lay it flat.
 
2. Clean the area thoroughly with warm soapy water and dry with a lint-free cloth.
  
3. Before removing the paper backing, place the decal in the desired position by using pieces of masking tape or any other strong tape that won’t leave a residue.
 
4. Leave the left or right half of the graphic taped down and peel the opaque transfer tape with the letters away from the paper backing. Once you have peeled back about half of the transfer tape and decal, cut or rip the white paper backing off and discard it.
   
5. Using your hand or a squeegee, apply the half of the graphic that has been pulled back with the transfer tape by starting at the middle and working towards the end while applying pressure as you lay the graphic down. Take your time with this and keep tension on the graphic/transfer tape to avoid it laying down before you want it to.
 
6. Apply the other side of the graphic by removing the tape you have placed to hold it down, pull the graphic back, remove the white paper backing and lay the graphic down like the other side. Starting at the middle and apply pressure while laying the graphic and transfer tape down.
 
7. Remove the opaque transfer tape to reveal the graphic lettering and marvel at how well you did! If any letters try to lift while removing the transfer tape, lay it back down and apply more pressure to that letter with your hand or squeegee.

Hood Decal - Dry Application Method

Professional Installation Recommended

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
*Please read the application instructions or watch the video through before beginning to apply your graphic so that you get it applied just how you want it.
It is recommended to apply this graphic in a climate controlled environment or in the shade and cool weather if a climate controlled environment is not available. If you want to apply this in warmer weather, it is recommended that you use a wet application method shown for the fender vent graphics since the graphic will have a higher initial tack in warmer weather/outdoors.
 
Optional Steps for the hood decal without cutouts for the windshield bumpers:
    • Pop your hood, remove the heat shield, unplug the washer fluid hoses, use a wrench or socket to undo the bolts and use pliers to pinch and push the bumper out.
    • Pinch the washer nozzle tabs and remove it as well.
 
Steps:
 
1. Clean the area with water, dish or baby soap, and isopropyl alcohol. Dry with a lint-free microfiber cloth.
 
2. Place the graphic with the paper backing on your hood and use masking tape to keep it in place.
 
3. Peel the back half of the graphic back (closer to the windshield), cut the paper backing off, and use your squeegee to press the graphic down.
 
4. Remove the masking tape and remaining paper backing.
 
5. Apply a little heat to the graphic, pull to the front, and tack it down by pressing the graphic onto the hood.
 
6. Use your squeegee to apply the graphic, starting at the back and working towards the front.
     TIP: Pull the graphic with one hand to keep tension on the graphic while using your squeegee to tack the graphic.
     If you have issues with a crease or fold; peel the graphic back, apply a small amount of heat, and try again.
 
7. Tuck the back edge around the hood and finish the graphic with some heat to maximize the adhesive bond. 
 

Window Connection Graphic

Professional Installation Recommended

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
*Please read the application instructions or watch the video through before beginning to apply your graphic so that you get it applied just how you want it.
It is recommended to apply this graphic in a climate controlled environment or in the shade and cool weather if a climate controlled environment is not available. This will prevent the graphic pieces from unintentionally being stretched and adhering. to the other pieces of the graphic during installation. It can still be applied in warm weather and direct sunlight, but be extra careful to not stretch it vertically as this can cause the graphic pieces to not line up properly. This is just for the application. After it is applied, your graphic will not have any issues in sunlight, any weather conditions, or even automatic car washes.
 
What You Will Need:
    • Water + Dish or Baby Soap
    • Microfiber Cloth
    • Squeegee with soft edge (included with your purchase)
    • Masking Tape
    • Heat Gun or Hair Dryer
 
Steps:
 
1. Clean the area with water, dish or baby soap, and isopropyl alcohol. Dry with a lint-free microfiber cloth. In addition to the outside surface on and between the doors, clean around the edge of the door, under the rubber trim, and on the sides of the B Pillar between the doors since. the graphic will be covering these areas.
 
2. Tape a straight line above the rubber trim as a guide for the three pieces. Align the bottom edge of the tape with the top of the rubber trim.
 
3. Cut the tape between the doors and B Pillar with a blade so you can open the doors without removing the tape.
 
4. Roll down your windows to make the following steps easier in pulling the rubber trim back.
 
5. Start with the driver or passenger side door pieces. The pieces are labeled on the paper backing so you will know which piece corresponds to each placement.
 
6. Align the top edge with the bottom edge of the masking tape, leave about 1/8" - 1/4" of material over-hanging the edge of the door to wrap around the edge later.
 
7. Use the soft edge of your squeegee to apply the graphic from top to bottom while using your other hand to hold the bottom of the graphic. Avoid pulling down on the material and stretching it vertically.

8. Work your way from the edge of the door towards the window and peel back the rubber trim to apply the graphic underneath it. 
TIP: You may find it easier to use your finger to press the graphic down around and under the rubber trim instead of using. the squeegee.

9. Use a little bit of heat from. a heat gun or hair dryer to apply the graphic around the edge of your door. A little heat goes a long way with this.

10. Follow Steps 6-9 for the other door piece on the same side of your vehicle.

11. Apply the middle piece by aligning the top edge with the bottom of the masking tape or with the top of each of the door graphics and leave about 1/2" on each side of the B-Pillar. Tack the top edge by pressing it down and use your squeegee to lay the graphic down the pillar. Avoid pulling down on the bottom of the graphic as this can stretch it vertically in sunlight or warmer weather.
TIP: If you are applying this in warmer weather. orin sunlight, you may find it helpful to open the doors before applying this middle piece to avoid the graphic sticking to the doors when you open them in the next step.

12. Open the doors and apply the graphic onto the sides of the B Pillar.

13. Remove the masking tape and repeat on the other side of your vehicle.
 

Tailgate Handle Graphic for Wrangler JL JLU

Professional Installation Recommended

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
*Please read the application instructions or watch the video through before beginning to apply your graphic so that you get it applied just how you want it.
It is recommended to apply this graphic in a climate controlled environment or in the shade and cool weather if a climate controlled environment is not available.

 What You Will Need:
    • Water + Dish or Baby Soap
    • Microfiber Cloth
    • Squeegee with soft edge (optional)
    • Sharp blade (snap-blade included)
    • Heat Gun or Hair Dryer
    • Panel Tool or Flathead screwdriver
   Included in your Jeep® Toolkit
    • T40 Torx or 10mm socket
    • Long T20 Torx Wrench

 
Steps:

 1. Use a panel tool or flathead screwdriver to remove the cover behind your driver side tail light.

 2. Remove the plastic bolt with your 10mm socket or T40 Torx wrench.

 3. Pull the tail light straight back to remove it.

 4. On the inside of your tailgate, remove the black rubber cover above the JL Wrangler info plate.

 5. Use your long T20 Torx wrench to loosen the bolt inside the tailgate.

 6. Remove the top piece of the handle by pulling it straight back.

 7. Lift the handle up and pull it away. If you have keyless entry, unplug the harness attached to the bottom of the handle. Remove the black plastic piece remaining at the top of the handle holes.

 8. Clean the surface with water + soap or water + rubbing alcohol and dry with a microfiber cloth.

 9. (Do this in the shade) Remove the graphic from the paper backing. Starting with the tailgate side, align it within the inner edge of the bevel. Press the graphic down onto the flat surface to the left of the handle holes on the tailgate using your hand or squeegee.

 10. Using the included blade, cut around the bolt at the bottom and the protruding plastic at the top. This does not need to be precise, just enough to let the graphic lay flat on the tailgate.

 11. Still on the tailgate side, press the graphic down onto the remaining flat part of the tailgate. Leave a gap on the right side for air to escape in the next step.

 12. Use your heat gun or hair dryer to warm up the material above the recessed area. A little heat goes a long way. While the material is warm and pliable, press it down into the recessed area with your finger. Starting on the left side and pushing the air out toward the right side.

 13. Cut out the holes for the handle to go back in. Don't worry about cutting close to the edge of the hole. The excess material can be tucked inside.

 14. Pull the graphic towards the tail light and apply it on the quarter panel.

 15. Use your blade to cut between the tailgate and the quarter panel. Apply the graphic around the edges.

 16. Re-install the handle and tail light.
 

Bedside Stripe Graphic

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
*Please read the application instructions or watch the video through before beginning to apply your graphic so that you get it applied just how you want it.
It is recommended to apply this graphic in a climate controlled environment or in the shade and cool weather if a climate controlled environment is not available. This will prevent the graphic pieces from unintentionally being stretched and adhering. to the other pieces of the graphic during installation. It can still be applied in warm weather and direct sunlight, but be extra careful to not stretch it vertically. This is just for the application. After it is applied, your graphic will not have any issues in sunlight, any weather conditions, or even automatic car washes.
 
What You Will Need:
    • Water + Dish or Baby Soap
    • Microfiber Cloth
    • Squeegee with soft edge (included with your purchase)
    • Blade (snap-blade included)
    • Heat Gun or Hair Dryer (optional)
 
Steps:
 
1. Clean the area with water, dish or baby soap, and isopropyl alcohol. Dry with a lint-free microfiber cloth. 
 
2. Spray the surface with soap+water or soap+isopropyl alcohol for the wet application.
 
3. Remove the graphic from the backing and slide it into place where you would like it on the bed.
    Tip: Leave enough material overhanging on the top and bottom to trim the excess.
 
4. Use the soft edge of your squeegee to press the graphic down and push the wet solution out.
    Tip: Use light pressure at first to avoid moving the graphic out of place.
 
5. Use the hard side of your squeegee to push the graphic into the edge between the rear panel and the plastic trim.
 
6. Use your blade to trim the excess material on the top and bottom. Trim on the plastic trim and not on your vehicle's paint.
    Tip: Use light pressure when trimming as the blade is sharp.
 
7. (Optional) Warm up the material at the top and bottom with your hair dryer or heat gun to create a stronger bond. 
 

Tailgate Wrap For Gladiator

Professional Installation Recommended

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
*Please watch the video through before beginning to apply your graphic so that you get it applied just how you want it.
It is recommended to apply this graphic in a climate controlled environment or in the shade and cool weather if a climate controlled environment is not available. This will prevent the graphic pieces from unintentionally being stretched and adhering to the other pieces of the graphic during installation. It can still be applied in warm weather and direct sunlight, but be extra careful to not stretch it. This is just for the application. After it is applied, your graphic will not have any issues in sunlight, any weather conditions, or even automatic car washes.
 
What You Will Need:
    • Water + Dish or Baby Soap
    • Microfiber Cloth
    • Squeegee with soft edge (included with your purchase)
    • Blade (snap-blade included)
    • Emblem removal kit
    • Masking Tape
    • Heat Gun or Hair Dryer
    • 8mm Socket
    • T30 Torx Wrench
 
General steps:
 
1. Remove the Jeep emblem. (1:08) 
 
2. Remove the back up camera. (3:53)
 
3. Remove the tail lights. (5:17)
 
4. Clean the surface with soap and water and dry it with a microfiber cloth. (6:30)
 
5. Apply the Left and Right graphic pieces on the rear quarter panels. (6:50)
 
6. Apply the stripe across the tailgate. (13:32)
 
7. Cut out the hole for your back up camera and template (if you are re-installing your emblem). (19:26)

8. Wrap the camera assembly (optional). (20:20)

9. Re-install the camera. (26:48)

10. Re-install your emblem. (27:27)

11. Re-install your tail lights. (30:27)
 

Window Flag Decals

Minimum application temperature +40°F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
 
 
What You Will Need:
    • Masking tape or another strong tape that won't leave residue.
    • (Optional) Squeegee.
 
General steps:
 
1. Unroll the graphic and lay it flat.
 
2. Clean the window thoroughly with warm soapy water and dry with a lint-free cloth.
 
3. Before removing the paper backing, place the decal in the desired position by using pieces of masking tape or any other strong tape that won’t leave a residue.
 
4. Leave the left or right half of the graphic taped down and peel the opaque transfer tape with the graphic away from the paper backing. Once you have peeled back about half of the transfer tape and decal, cut the white paper backing off and discard it.
 
5. Using your hand or a squeegee, apply the half of the graphic that has been pulled back with the transfer tape by starting at the middle and working towards the end while applying pressure as you lay the graphic down. Take your time with this and keep tension on the graphic/transfer tape to avoid it laying down before you want it to.
 
6. Apply the other side of the graphic by removing the tape you have placed to hold it down, pull the graphic back, remove the white paper backing and lay the graphic down like the other side. Starting at the middle and apply pressure while laying the graphic and transfer tape down.
 
7. Remove the opaque transfer tape to reveal the graphic decal. If any parts of the graphic try to lift while removing the transfer tape, lay it back down and apply more pressure to that area with your hand or squeegee.


 

Decal Removal

Minimum removal temperature +40°F
Minimum application temperature +40°F
 
1. Heat surface to a minimum of 40°F if the outside temperature is lower than 40°F
     This is important to prevent the decal from ripping and leaving residue behind.
     TIP: Interior decals can warm up from the vehicle's heat, exterior decals can be warmed with a hair dryer or heat gun using light heat.

 2. Lift an edge using your fingernail and peel away, pulling close to the application surface