Flame Decals for Truck Doors | Racing Decal Vinyl Set

Description

Matte and gloss flame vinyl decal sets for truck doors, cut from cast vinyl in your choice of widths from 12 to 48 inches. For drivers who want a custom hot-rod look without a paint job.

Flame Decals for Truck Doors That Look Airbrushed

These Flame Decals for Truck Doors bring classic hot-rod styling to your ride in an afternoon. Each set is cut from cast vinyl with clean, tapered flame licks that follow the lines of a door panel, so the design reads like custom paint rather than a sticker. Choose matte for a low-key, painted-on look or gloss for a finish that pops against factory paint. Because we cut each set to order, the flame pattern scales with your chosen width instead of stretching or distorting. Apply one set to both front doors, or pair it with our other racing decals for a full side graphic. This is the easiest way to add attitude to a work truck, weekend cruiser, or show build.

Choose Your Width from 12 to 48 Inches

Every truck door is different, so we offer flame decal sets in widths from 12 to 48 inches. A 12-inch set sits neatly on a single door panel or tool box lid, while a 48-inch set stretches across both doors on an extended cab for a full racing stripe effect. Measure the flat area of your door before ordering, keeping in mind door handles, body lines, and trim. If you plan to run flames from the front fender into the door, choose a width that lets the design end on a flat section rather than wrapping over an edge. When in doubt, a mid-size width is the most forgiving placement for first-time installers.

Matte, Gloss, Clear and Static Cling Options

We print every flame set in the finish that suits your build. Matte cast vinyl reads like flat paint and works well on trucks with matte or low-gloss factory colors, since it blends instead of shining. Gloss vinyl gives the flames a wet, airbrushed look under sunlight. Clear vinyl lets your truck's own paint color show through the flame pattern for a subtle ghost-flame effect. Static cling offers a temporary option for truck shows and events, holding without adhesive and peeling off clean when you want a change. All four finishes are cut and finished in our shop, so your set ships ready to install with application tape in place.

How to Apply Flame Decals to Truck Doors

Installation takes patience but no special tools. Start with a clean, dry door panel, washed and free of wax so the vinyl bonds properly. Lay the decal flat and plan your placement with light masking tape before removing the backing. Work from the center of each flame outward with a squeegee or soft card, pushing air toward the edges. On wider sets, a friend holding the decal level helps keep the flames straight across both doors. Avoid applying in cold weather or direct hot sunlight, since extreme temperatures affect how the vinyl conforms. Once the application tape is peeled away, press the edges down firmly and keep washing gentle for the first day.

What you get

• Flame decal set sized for truck doors, cut to order in your chosen width
• Available in widths from 12 to 48 inches
• Choose matte, gloss, clear, or static cling finish
• Cut from cast vinyl for conforming to door body lines
• Ships with application tape in place, ready to install
• Pairs with our racing decals for full-side graphics
• Made in the USA and printed in our shop

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Do these flame decals fit my truck?

The set is cut to a width you choose from 12 to 48 inches, so it fits most truck doors. Measure the flat area of your door panel, accounting for handles and body lines, and pick the width that matches. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer.

Can I remove the decals later?

Yes. Warm the vinyl gently with a hair dryer and peel it away slowly from one edge. Any remaining adhesive can be cleaned with a mild adhesive remover. Static cling sets remove without any adhesive at all.

What is the difference between matte and gloss flames?

Matte flames have a flat, painted-on look that blends with the truck's body, while gloss flames have a shiny finish that stands out in sunlight. Clear vinyl shows your truck's own paint through the flame shape for a ghost-flame style.