Name: Ford F350-F250 Stripes Skulls Blue Ghosted 1999-2006
Brand: Racing Stripes
SKU: A-02452Rg1-1-1-2-2-1
Availability: InStock

Ford F350-F250 Stripes Skulls Blue Ghosted 1999-2006

$99.99 – $109.99

Ford F350-F250 Stripes Skulls Blue Ghosted 1999-2006

Description

Ford F350-F250 Stripes Skulls Blue Ghosted 1999-2006

Pre-Cut Stripe Kits Ford F350-F250 Stripes Skulls Blue Ghosted 1999-2006. Your kit includes access to our training video library and easy to follow instructions are included in your kit. We use Premium Cast Laminate and Air Channel Release Vinyl so you get an easy, bubble-free install. This easy-to-use Racing Stripe kit is designed for the do-it-yourself installer.
We feature:
Premium 3M, Avery, Arlon brand vinyls and laminates for years of long life. 7+ years life expectancy.
Adhesive vinyl graphics printed in vivid color.
Air Channel Release Technology for easy, bubble-free installation

Ford F350 F250 Stripes

1999-2000-2001-2002-2003-2004-2005-2006

This set of Racing Stripes is die-cut with a 1/4″ gap between the main body of the decal and the outer pin-striped edging. To maintain the integrity of the gap we use clear low-tack transfer tape. However installing over a curved area is more complicated to install, and novice installers may find these more difficult.

For the novice installer we also provide these decals with a colored pinstripe between the main body and the outer-striped edge so that the decal is one solid piece. These are easier to install and can be installed wet or dry. They are also less expensive because there’s no transfer tape.

Ford F350-F250 Stripes Skulls Blue Ghosted 1999-2006

What are Ghosted Skulls? Of course you can look at the pics and get an idea. But the theory behind them is when someone walks or drives by, at first they might not see the skulls. Then when they do it’s a like a home run. Their eyes open wide and their interest comes alive. Our lead artist here at Speed Demon was a Custom Auto Painter for over a decade before getting Isocyanates poisoning in the late 90s. Lucky for us, since he could no longer paint cars, he moved into vinyl graphics. He’s bringing that traditional custom paint knowledge into vinyl. It’s not the same, of course. He can’t paint layers upon layers of different colors to get those special effects, but as you can see, he’s finding new ways to get those effects in the digital realm.