sweeetttttt. What plotter do you use? I know your a sign shop and i dont want to go all the way but I was thinking of getting a roland sticka. I have a mac g3 g4 and g5. Unfortunately corell stoped making software for mac's.

--Biff

some think like this would be cool, obviously set out abit better etc...

the second one is laid out a bit better.

Edited January 4, 200818 yr by fozza321

i like the GG idea ! let me try something with that.

Biff i have a Mutoh 1300-S 1,45 meter max media but for this job i use 60 cm vynil. The stika is a piece of c&*p forget that one please ! I started a few years ago with a GCC Bobcat same priced as the sticka and not bad made for the money and it takes 60 cm media. Try to get a second hand Mutoh,Summa or Roland 24 inch machine would be my advise.

Cheers,

can you do like the same idea as moto x stickers who can do them?

Eddie i cant sell them because of the logos and text from GasGas wich are copyrighted. Will ask GasGas when i,m done what they think about offering some decal kits but i,m afraid that will never happen.

Cheers,

i like the GG idea ! let me try something with that.

Biff i have a Mutoh 1300-S 1,45 meter max media but for this job i use 60 cm vynil. The stika is a piece of c&*p forget that one please ! I started a few years ago with a GCC Bobcat same priced as the sticka and not bad made for the money and it takes 60 cm media. Try to get a second hand Mutoh,Summa or Roland 24 inch machine would be my advise.

Cheers,

Good advise. Hontestly my reason for getting a plotter is because i am adicted to stickers and want to make my own when ever. I have been purchasing for the past three years from various job shops and every time i do i wonder why dont i just do this for myself. Thanks again..

--Biff

have been playing around with the GasGas what do you think ? the black gloss ones will be matte but i ran out of foil

Edited April 14, 200818 yr by EdHolland

Lookin good Ed!

My roommate and I were at the sign shop the other day and we had some of our team logo stickers made up. Printed on vinyl. I have done my tank in 17 mil thick carbon fiber looking vinyl. I will grab some more pictures tonight. I still haven't purchased my plotter yet but it will come. I have been powder coating a bunch. The exhaust is powder coated with the masked flames and such.

And from about a month ago before i started scratching things up.

The swing arm decals are not as pretty but i noticed that they do stand up better than standard vinyl.

I also did the carbon decal on the rims. Its starting to come up so I am going to use the same stuff that i use for the boot scuff as it seems to be a bit tougher.

Of course if you go you have to go in style... Top down of course.

I used two packages of this and my trusty heat gun to get it to flex.

Carbon fiber sheets

--Biff

Nice job on the tank wrap Biff looks really good !! that tank has so many shapes great job

A good heat gun is the trick. The air box was the hardest part and as it turns out its starting to crack a bit after about 30 rides. We will have to redo.

--Biff