Mountain Sunset Tailgate Decal for Jeep Gladiator Truck

Description

A mountain sunset scene printed on cast vinyl, sized to fit the tailgate of a Jeep Gladiator. For owners who want trail-inspired style that installs clean and peels off without drama.

A Trail Scene Made for Your Tailgate

This decal turns the back of your Gladiator into a landscape. Layered mountain ridges fade into a warm sunset sky, printed in rich color on durable vinyl with a matte or gloss finish. The design is cut to sit across the tailgate panel so the scene reads as part of the truck, not a sticker slapped on top. Choose a smaller width for a subtle accent above the latch, or go wide to fill the panel edge to edge. It is a simple way to give your Jeep Gladiator a look that matches where you actually drive it, whether that is a dirt road on a Tuesday or a weekend on the trail. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer.

Choose Your Size and Finish

Every order is sold as a set with width options from 12 inches up to 48 inches, so you can scale the artwork to your build. The 12 to 18 inch sizes work well as a centered accent, while 30 inch and wider options are cut to make a bolder statement across the tailgate. Pick matte for a flat, painted-on look that hides glare in photos, or gloss if you want the colors to pop in direct sun. Static cling and clear finishes are also available for buyers who want a lower-commitment option or a look that lets the body color show through the design. Measure your tailgate before ordering to get the proportions right.

How to Apply It Without Bubbles

Start with a clean tailgate: wash off dust and road film, then wipe the area down with isopropyl alcohol and let it dry completely. Lay the decal flat and line it up with the panel edges before removing the backing, using masking tape along the top edge as a hinge. Peel the backing away slowly, squeegee from the center outward, and work air toward the edges rather than trapping it under the print. Warm days or a little heat from a hair dryer help the vinyl conform around body lines. Take your time and the mountain layers will sit smooth, with no bubbles cutting through the sunset.

Why Jeep Gladiator Owners Pick This One

Gladiator owners tend to customize in stages, and a tailgate decal is one of the easiest first upgrades, no tools, no drilling, no permanent changes. This piece pairs naturally with other jeep gladiator decals you may already run, like side stripes or window graphics, because the palette is built around warm sky tones and cool ridge silhouettes. If you lease your truck or plan to sell later, the decal removes cleanly when installed on painted surfaces in good condition. It also makes a solid gift for the Jeep driver in your life who already has the usual gear and does not need another mug.

What you get

• Mountain sunset artwork printed on cast or calendered vinyl
• Sold as a set with width options from 12 to 48 inches
• Available in matte, gloss, static cling, and clear finishes
• Cut to fit the tailgate panel of the Jeep Gladiator
• Applies with tape hinge and squeegee, no tools required
• Removable without leaving residue when installed on sound paint
• printed inks help the sunset colors hold up in sunlight

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Will this decal fit my Jeep Gladiator tailgate?

The design is sized with the Gladiator tailgate in mind, and the width options from 12 to 48 inches let you match the panel. Measure the flat area of your tailgate before ordering to confirm which width works best. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer.

What is the difference between matte and gloss?

Matte has a flat, low-sheen finish that looks painted on and reduces glare, while gloss adds shine and makes the sunset colors brighter in direct light. Static cling and clear options are also available if you want a removable or body-color-showing look.

Can I remove it later without damaging the paint?

Yes. When applied to factory paint in good condition, the vinyl can be peeled away, ideally with gentle heat to soften it. Any remaining adhesive typically comes off with isopropyl alcohol. Avoid applying over fresh or damaged paint.