Tempest Diamond Plate Flame Decals for Cars & Trucks

Description

A pair of diamond plate flame decals that give cars and trucks a hot, layered flame graphic along the body panels. Cut to order in widths from 12 to 48 inches for a custom fit on your ride.

Diamond Plate Flame Decals Built for Cars and Trucks

The Tempest flame kit pairs a textured diamond plate center with flowing flame licks that taper toward the rear of the panel, so the graphic reads like heat rolling off the bodywork. Each order includes a matched left and right decal, mirrored so both sides of the vehicle carry the same shape and flow. The layered look works well on truck doors, rocker panels, tailgates, and hoods, and it also suits car fenders and quarter panels. Choose a width from 12 to 48 inches based on the panel you are covering; the flames scale proportionally, so the proportions of the design stay consistent whether you go small and subtle or wide and bold across the side of a full-size truck.

How to Choose Your Flame Decal Width

Measure the area you want the flames to span before ordering, and pick the width that comes closest to that measurement without crowding body lines or trim. A 12 to 18 inch set sits nicely on a fender or behind a wheel arch, while 24 to 36 inch widths fill a truck door or rocker panel. The 42 and 48 inch options are made for long beds, tailgates, and full door-to-door runs on wide-body trucks. Because each set is cut after you order, the flames are scaled as a unit rather than stretched, which keeps the diamond plate texture and flame tips crisp at every size. If you are placing flames on both doors and the tailgate, many customers order one large set for the doors and a smaller matching set for the rear.

Matte, Gloss, Static Cling and Clear Finish Options

Every Tempest flame set is printed on cast or calendered vinyl in the finish that suits your build. Matte softens the diamond plate texture and blends into flat or matte paint for a low-key look. Gloss adds depth and makes the flames pop against a factory paint job. Static cling gives you a non-adhesive option you can reposition or remove whenever you like, which is handy for show season or leased vehicles. Clear vinyl carries the printed graphic while letting some of the underlying paint show through the open areas of the design. All four finishes are cut with the same flame shape, so the look you choose is purely about surface and how much commitment you want on the panel.

Applying Your Flame Decals

Start with a clean, dry, wax-free panel and work in a shaded spot so the surface is not hot to the touch. Position the decal with masking tape along one edge as a hinge, peel the backing away a section at a time, and squeegee from the center outward to push air out ahead of the graphic. The cast vinyl conforms to gentle body curves, and a little heat from a hair dryer helps the material settle around wheel arches and panel creases. Once the flames are down, remove the application tape slowly at a low angle and give the edges a final pass. Full step-by-step instructions ship with every set, so you can apply with confidence even if this is your first large decal.

What you get

• Mirrored left and right flame decals in every set
• Available in 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42 and 48 inch widths
• Choose matte, gloss, static cling or clear cast or calendered vinyl
• Diamond plate center with flowing flame tips for a layered look
• Cut to order, so the design scales without stretching
• Works on truck doors, rockers, tailgates, hoods and car fenders
• Application instructions included with every set

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Do I get both sides in one order?

Yes. Every set includes one left-side and one right-side decal, mirrored so the flames flow the same direction on both sides of the vehicle.

What width should I pick for my truck doors?

Most full-size truck doors work well with a 24 to 36 inch width. Measure the flat area between the wheel arch and the door seam first, and choose the closest width that fits inside that space.

Can I remove the flames later?

Static cling can be peeled off and repositioned at any time. Adhesive vinyl can also be removed by peeling slowly with gentle heat, though it is intended as a longer-term install.