If
you're going to turn your bike into a race replica,
you'll want it to look authentic and stylish but,
at the the same time, give it a durable and long-lasting
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HPS we have the highest quality laser-cut kits you
can buy - kits which will not only look great when
you first apply them, but also for many years to
come.
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We supply our kits to both individuals and professional
motorcycle paint shops worldwide
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size colour-accurate high-definition laser-cut
stickers
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Automotive-grade UV fade-resistant print
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Durable single-layer vinyl to avoid corner snagging
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Generic Superbike/Supersport sized decals for
compatibility with all 600cc+faired bikes (Mini/MidiMoto
kits also available)
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Can be applied dry or wet for ease of installation
(see fitting instructions below)
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Can be applied directly to your bike’s existing
bodywork finish or lacquered over when repainting
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Each kit is manufactured to order (to ensure the
adhesive is always fresh and the stickers uncurled)
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Individual replacement stickers normally available
in the event of damage
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from just £15.32 inc. VAT
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"I have received the stickers
"Hayate Melandri 33" yesterday.
Everything is ok, the quality of the
stickers are great!!!!
Thank you a lot!"
RG, Switzerland
Kawasaki ZX10R
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"Ordered a 2005 Rizla sticker
kit as well as a Rossi sticker kit
from you last week. I would just like
to say it looks awesome and thank
you for your good and quick service."
LW, South Africa
Suzuki K4
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Tips
for fitting Decals
- All
screen decals must be placed on the
inside of the transparent windshield
unless otherwise stated
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Always apply the decals in a warm
environment
Fitting Decals
- Wet Method
Thoroughly Clean the surface where the
decal is to be fitted with soapy water
(ensure that the cleaner does not damage
paintwork - it is important that there
is no wax or grease on the surface).
Place the decal on the surface and hold
in place with a piece of masking tape
on one edge so that you can still lift
the decal from the surface.
Carefully peel off the base backing
paper (the backing that is next to the
surface that the decal is to be applied
to).
Spray a mild mixture of soap and water
on the area the decal is to be applied
to - this will help stop air bubbles
and allow you to position the decal
accurately.
Lay the decal onto the surface, slide
it into the position you require and,
with a credit card, starting at the
middle, work out all the liquid and
any air bubbles.
Leave to dry for 12 to 24 hours (or
longer if the temperature is lower than
60°F).
Very carefully and very slowly remove
the masking tape and the decal's outer
backing ensuring the decal does not
come off with the backing.
Do not wash the area vigorously for
a couple of weeks.
Fitting
Decals - Dry Method
You will need a ruler,
masking tape, scissors, lint free cloth,
a surface cleaner (isopropyl alcohol
is recommended) and a slip solution
is optional for larger graphics.
For optimum results, surface
temperature should be above 50°F
and below 90°F. If necessary, move
the bike to a location where the temperature
can be within the installation guidelines.
After determining the location for your
graphic, clean the surface with a lint
free cloth and cleaner solution. Be
sure to turn the cloth several times
to ensure thorough cleaning and wax
removal. After doing this you should
get a "squeaky" sensation
when lightly dragging your fingers across
the surface.
Using small strips of masking tape,
locate where the graphic is to be installed.
If the graphic has a horizontal edge
or reference point, you can use this
for measuring the location from a body
line or trim moulding. If the decal
has a flowing design, you'll have to
step back and visually inspect its location
to determine if that is where you want
it.
Once this is done, make measurements
from individual points on the design
and transfer the locations to the opposite
side of your bike. (This is the step
you need to take your time on, measure
from different locations, once the graphic
is installed, it cannot be moved).
Place two strips of masking tape (slightly
overlapping each other) vertically in
the approximate centre of the graphic.
This is known as the "hinge"
method and will allow you to install
half of your decal at a time - making
the task much easier.
Remove the masking tape strips from
one end of the decal and slowly peel
the
base backing paper (the backing that
is next to the surface that the decal
is to be applied to),
taking care not to touch the adhesive
side of the graphic and carefully press
your graphic into place. Use scissors
to remove the outer backing paper and
discard.
Lacquering over the decals
The stickers are suitable for lacquering
over (in fact we recommend this as it
provides an additional protective layer)
however - as with all decals - it is
essential that non-cellulose based or
non-cellulose thinned lacquers are used.
If you have any questions, please contact
us prior to purchasing or applying your
lacquer
To
Remove a Decal
Use a heat gun to warm the decal and
peel it off gently.
To remove any additional glue use rubbing
alcohol or similar compound (ensure
that this does not mark the paintwork).
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"I would just like to thank
you! My order came today and
it looks great!"
SD, New
York
Suzuki 1999 GSXR750
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"Have received stickers,
thanks they're great :)"
NH, Derbyshire
Kawasaki ZX6R
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"I was really impressed
with the quality of the graphic
kit and how well it was packaged."
MP, New
York
Yamaha R1
(50th Anniversary)
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