Matte ATV Decal Kit | Cast Vinyl Graphics Kit 4-18 Inch

Description

A matte-finish ATV decal kit printed on Cast Vinyl for riders who want a clean, low-shine look on their plastics, racks and storage boxes. Choose from four decal sizes to fit your build.

A Matte Graphics Kit Built for ATV Plastics

This ATV graphics kit is designed for riders who want coverage without the glare. Every decal in the set is printed in a matte finish that reads flat and clean against textured plastics, fenders and body panels, so the artwork blends into the machine instead of sitting on top of it. The kit includes a coordinated set of cuts and panels you can place wherever your quad needs visual balance - shrouds, front fender tips, rack sides or tool boxes. Because each piece is a separate decal rather than one oversized wrap, you can space the layout to suit your machine and trim around bolts, vents and contours. It is a practical way to refresh sun-faded plastics or personalize a rebuilt quad without repainting anything.

Four Decal Sizes to Match Your Layout

The kit is sold in your choice of four decal sizes: 4, 8, 12 or 18 inches. Smaller sizes work well for tight areas like front fender tips, A-arm covers and rear grab-bar ends, while the 12 and 18 inch cuts give you larger panels for shrouds, side plastics and rack faces. Many riders mix sizes across a build, but each kit ships as a single size, so pick the scale that fits where you plan to place most of the pieces. Measure the flat or gently curved areas on your machine before ordering, and remember that every decal can be trimmed with a sharp hobby knife for a custom fit around edges and fasteners. Size refers to the longest dimension of each cut.

Cast Vinyl That Contours and Holds

We print this kit on Cast Vinyl, the more conformable choice for ATV work. Cast film stretches and wraps around the compound curves found on fenders and shrouds far better than stiffer calendered material, which matters when you are working plastic that flexes and vibrates on the trail. Application is a dry process: clean the surface, peel the backing, position the decal and squeegee it down from the center outward. A felt-edge applicator or even a credit card wrapped in a soft cloth works fine. Apply above roughly 60F or use gentle heat from a hair dryer to help the film conform. Once pressed down, the matte surface hides fingerprints and small scuffs that would show on a gloss finish.

Install Tips for a Long-Lasting Finish

Prep makes the difference on any ATV decal job. Wash the plastics with warm soapy water, then wipe the application areas with isopropyl alcohol to strip wax, mud residue and armor-all type dressings - those products keep vinyl from bonding. Let the surface dry completely before placing anything. Work one decal at a time, and avoid stretching the film more than needed; over-stretched vinyl can pull back at the edges. On deeply textured plastics, firm squeegee pressure and mild heat help the film settle into the texture. Skip installation on fresh paint or plastics treated with silicone dressings. After riding, normal hand washing is fine; avoid direct pressure washing at the decal edges.

What you get

• Matte finish for a flat, low-glare look on ATV plastics
• Printed on conformable Cast Vinyl for curved body panels
• Available in 4, 8, 12 or 18 inch decal sizes
• Coordinated multi-piece kit you can lay out to fit your machine
• Dry application with peel-and-stick backing
• Trim-to-fit pieces for working around bolts and vents
• Matte surface resists showing fingerprints and light scuffs

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Which decal size should I choose?

Choose based on where you plan to place the pieces. The 4 and 8 inch cuts suit small areas like fender tips and rack ends, while the 12 and 18 inch cuts cover larger panels such as shrouds and side plastics. Size refers to the longest dimension of each decal.

Will these decals stick to textured ATV plastics?

Cast Vinyl is the most conformable option for textured and curved plastics. Clean the surface thoroughly, use firm squeegee pressure, and apply with mild heat to help the film settle into the texture. Silicone dressings and waxes must be removed first or the vinyl will not bond.

Can I remove the decals later?

Yes. Warm the decal with a hair dryer and peel slowly at a low angle. Any remaining adhesive can typically be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol. Removal is easiest when the decals are warm.

Is this an official brand product?

Not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer. It is an independent aftermarket Vinyl Decal.