Ford F-150 Hood Decal Stripes Kit | Truck Hood Decals

Description

Matte or gloss vinyl stripe kit designed to dress up the hood of your Ford F-150. Sold as a set with your choice of stripe width from 12 to 48 inches.

Give Your F-150 Hood a Custom Stripe Look

This hood decal stripes kit is cut for the Ford F-150 hood, giving your truck a two-tone racing influence without the cost of a paint shop. Each set arrives ready to position, with clean-cut stripes you lay out across the hood in the classic center or offset pattern. Choose matte black for a subtle, factory-style appearance, gloss black for a deeper contrast against lighter paint, or clear vinyl if you want paint protection with a low-profile look. Because the stripes are cut to order in your selected width, you can go narrow and understated or wide and bold. It is a simple weekend project that changes the whole attitude of the front end. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer.

Pick Your Stripe Width and Finish

Every kit is sold as a set and offered in widths from 12 inches up to 48 inches, so you can match the stripe proportions to your truck year and your personal taste. Narrower sets sit close to the hood centerline and read as a clean accent, while wider sets fill more of the hood panel for a stronger statement. Finish options include matte, gloss, static cling and clear. Matte diffuses light and hides small imperfections in the surface beneath it. Gloss adds depth and mirrors the shine of surrounding paint. Static cling lets you test a layout before committing, and clear blends in while adding a layer between paint and road grime. Measure your hood before ordering so the width you pick covers the area you have in mind.

Cast Vinyl Built for Daily-Driver Trucks

We print these truck hood decals on cast vinyl, a thin, conformable material that follows the gentle curves and body lines of a truck hood. Choose from our stocked finishes: matte or gloss. The vinyl is laminated, and we recommend avoiding high-pressure spraying directly at the stripe edges during routine washing, including hand washes and touch-free spray washes. Application is a wet or dry install with transfer tape: spray, position, squeegee, and peel the carrier. Most installs take under an hour with basic tools. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer.

Installation Tips for a Clean Result

Start with a cool hood out of direct sunlight, washed and dried, then wiped with isopropyl alcohol to remove wax and residue. Lay the stripes dry first to confirm your spacing and centerline before removing the backing. For the best alignment, work from the center outward with a felt-edge squeegee, pushing air toward the nearest edge. If you choose a wet install, keep the surface and adhesive lightly misted so you can reposition the stripe before it tacks down. Small air bubbles can be lifted with a pin and pressed flat. Avoid washing the truck for the first few days so the adhesive fully bonds. If you make a mistake, heat the vinyl gently with a hair dryer to lift and reset it.

What you get

• Cut-to-order stripe set for the Ford F-150 hood
• Width options from 12 to 48 inches
• Available in matte, gloss, static cling and clear finishes
• Printed on conformable cast vinyl
• Printed on vinyl with a matte or gloss finish
• Wet or dry install with transfer tape and a squeegee
• Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Will these stripes fit any year of Ford F-150?

The kit is cut for the F-150 hood, but hood dimensions vary by generation. Measure your hood width and compare it to the 12-48 inch stripe options before ordering so you get the coverage you want. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer.

Can I remove the stripes later without damaging paint?

Yes. Warm the vinyl with a hair dryer or heat gun on a low setting and peel it back slowly at a shallow angle. Any remaining adhesive can be cleaned off with isopropyl alcohol. Removal is easiest on original, well-adhered paint.

What is the difference between static cling and adhesive vinyl?

Static cling has no adhesive, so it is removable and repositionable, which makes it a good way to test a stripe layout. Adhesive-backed matte, gloss and clear vinyl bonds more securely and is the better choice for a long-term install.