Carbon firber sticker to paste on cursive parts

[NoLicense2]

if im gonna buy a carbon firber sticker to paste on my bike....

all e cursive parts very hard..how do i paste it on....

Where to get the sticker....i need big peace.....

any shop will paste for u

[alan0240]

hi...u can use the hair dryer on the cursive part...

u can buy it at sg ah boy...

[ShnHwA-]

hi...u can use the hair dryer on the cursive part...

u can buy it at sg ah boy...

 

bro..buy the hairdryer or the sticker? :confused:

[NoLicense2]

hi...u can use the hair dryer on the cursive part...

u can buy it at sg ah boy...

 

O okok,but have to find a out door spot with elec pluck...lol...

thanks....

[NoLicense2]

hi...u can use the hair dryer on the cursive part...

u can buy it at sg ah boy...

 

 

O ya how much isit?any idea, i wan big piece 1

[nebulaz]

if possible, a heat gun la..not hair dryer....proper tool for proper job..hehe...but if cannot find one, hair dryer can also lah...

[binkaz]

hair dryer is for removing stickers.. try to goggle for tips on stickering.. for curvy areas, it is damn difficult to paste..

[alan0240]

bro..buy the hairdryer or the sticker? :confused:

lol...its the sticker..

[alan0240]

O okok,but have to find a out door spot with elec pluck...lol...

thanks....

sorry..cos i take out my fairing back hm 2 stick the carbon fiber sticker..

i did it using the hair dryer..

cost abt $5.

[SiaoSter]

wont the carbon fibre sticker turn colour after heating ?

or kinda of melt due to the heat ?

[kurarensu]

heating the sticker will allow the stickers to "expand/stretch".. no idea why it won't melt or turn color.. but if put at exhaust cant guarantee wont melt/turn color lahs.. haha

 

 

btw if u wan to get people to stick can try juz wheelz @ bukit merah.. near HKL there.. =) but of cus they charge a pricey price.. but quality is worth it..

[Crude_XO]

if possible, a heat gun la..not hair dryer....proper tool for proper job..hehe...but if cannot find one, hair dryer can also lah...

 

No doubt that heat gun is ideal but it takes a professional to do it well.

Inappropriate usage might melt your own plastic as the temperature is so much higher. For novice, it's advisable to use a hairdryer.