Skull & Bones Truck Tailgate Decals | Large Graphic Set

Description

A skull and crossbones tailgate graphic decal set for trucks, offered in widths from 12 to 48 inches. Printed on cast or calendered vinyl in matte, gloss, or clear finishes for buyers who want a bold tailgate statement.

A Tailgate Decal That Makes the Whole Truck Look Different

Your tailgate is the widest flat surface on the truck, and it usually goes untouched. This skull and crossbones graphic fills it with a design that reads clearly from a distance, whether you pick a 12-inch set for a subtle accent or go up to 48 inches for full-width coverage. The artwork is cut as a multi-piece set, so you can arrange the skull and bones to fit your tailgate's lines, handle placement, and backup camera area. It works on painted beds, bed liners, and tonneau covers alike. If you've been browsing tailgate decals and want something with attitude that isn't a cartoon flame or a generic stripe, this is the design that gets comments at the boat ramp and the job site.

Choose Your Width: 12 to 48 Inches

Every truck is different, so this graphic is sold in a range of widths rather than one fixed size. Measure the flat area of your tailgate between the taillights, then choose the width that matches. Smaller sizes suit compact trucks, single-cab work trucks, or a centered placement next to existing graphics. The larger widths are cut to span full-size tailgates edge to edge. Because the set arrives in pieces, you can also trim spacing during installation to work around a handle, step, or camera. If you're between two sizes, many installers pick the smaller option and center it, which leaves clean margin on both sides and keeps the graphic clear of the tailgate's curved edges where vinyl is hardest to lay flat.

Matte, Gloss, Clear, or Static Cling Vinyl

We print this graphic on cast or calendered vinyl in the finishes we actually run in-house: matte for a low-sheen look that blends with flat paint and bedliner texture, gloss for a painted-on shine, clear for layering over existing color, and static cling for a temporary hold you can peel off and reposition without adhesive. Cast vinyl conforms better to slight texture and compound curves; calendered vinyl is the economical pick for flat tailgate panels. All finishes are printed with printed inks intended for outdoor vehicle use. The finish you choose changes the personality of the same artwork, so think about how your tailgate looks in direct sun before ordering.

Installation on a Truck Tailgate, Step by Step

Start with a clean surface: wash the tailgate, remove wax with isopropyl alcohol, and let it dry completely. Lay out the pieces with masking tape to confirm placement before removing any backing. Work on a mild day if you can, since vinyl lays down best above about 60°F. Peel the backing, mist the surface if you're using a wet application, and squeegee from the center outward to push air to the edges. The multi-piece design means you install one section at a time, which is far easier than fighting one large sheet. Skip over the handle or camera rather than wrapping vinyl into gaps. Wait a few days before pressure washing the area directly.

What you get

• Skull and crossbones graphic sold as a multi-piece decal set
• Available in widths from 12 inches to 48 inches
• Printed on cast or calendered vinyl, your choice
• Finish options: matte, gloss, clear, or static cling
• printed inks intended for outdoor vehicle use
• Arrangement can be adjusted to fit around handles and cameras
• Cut and printed in the USA

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick the right width for my tailgate?

Measure the flat area of your tailgate between the taillights and choose the width that fits within it. If you're between sizes, the smaller width centered on the tailgate is usually the easier install and looks cleaner.

Will it work around my tailgate handle and backup camera?

Yes. The set is cut in pieces, so you can adjust spacing to skip the handle and camera rather than covering them. Trim with a sharp knife during installation if a piece runs long.

What's the difference between the adhesive options and static cling?

Matte, gloss, and clear versions use adhesive vinyl for a long-term hold. Static cling has no adhesive, so it peels off cleanly and can be repositioned, which is useful for leased trucks or seasonal use.