Decal

Look for a mobile sign shop. I had one do one side of my fiver three years ago. Cost me north of 500 dollars. If I was doing it again I would strip and paint them back

I have a similiar trailer and am interested in any answers also. I am going to try to go to my dealer and see if key performance sells them

Eric, I talked to my dealer and they can get the complete decal set for little over $2,000. But they gave me an estimate of 2-3 hrs per decal to remove and install . So you're looking at about 40 hours @ whatever the shop labor rate is .

How ever, I needed a piece of trim around my door inside and the dealer witted me 58$ for a stick and I found it on trek wood website for 13$. Go figure.

The labor for removing the decals is going to be the expensive part; if you have the energy you can do them yourself you can save a pile of cash. I used to work detail shop; you can get an 'eraser' that goes on a cordless drill; it'll remove the decals for you. Available at body shop supply stores. If your decals are flaking that bad they will prolly come off pretty easy.

On my hdt (one in my sig); I bought the decals from the 5th wheel company then had a sign shop install them on the truck. $200 for them to-do the full install after I had the previous decals off the truck.

Also remember that you can switch up your new decals. Cyclone for example lets you order exactly what you want; guessing you could do the same with your raptor and adjust your decal price if you wanted to.

What kind of eraser am I looking for? And what about the glue?

http://www.amazon.com/AES-Industries-Smart-Eraser-Adaptor/dp/B00488DDB8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1414086696&sr=8-1&keywords=pinstripe+eraser

here you go
The key is having a drill that's the right speed They work good used them for year when i was doing auto collision

yep; that one with the link provided

for the glue get some 3m adhesive remover or similar (amazon also has those)
as stated; watch the rpm and don't burn the paint; you just want to remove the decal

Old decals can be VERY difficult to remove. I know. I removed mine last summer. I used three eraser wheels, acetone, a heat gun and a lot of physical labor.

I HATE those decals! Once they go bad they look terrible and once they get to look terrible they are hard to remove.

What is a good way to line up the new decals where the old ones were?

kjk66ss wrote:
What is a good way to line up the new decals where the old ones were?

Where the old decals were it will be brighter then the sun faded trailer.