Trackwrap?

[MAZDA]

Never even heard of this stuff till i read it in a post that one of the members had. Went to their website and it seems OK. Not sure exactly how much you would need to do a full bike and might be expensive.

http://www.trackwraps.com/wraps.htm

[scottynoface]

Vinyl wraps have been around forever. As long as your fairings aren't scratched up and you get it on right with no bubbles it should last a long time.

[Woodmysta]

Yeah I am thinking about doing it myself on my front fender, tank, and tail section. I am just worried about the fairings. A lot of curves

[MAZDA]

Ya it looks like a pain to do it right

[Londob5]

Yeah, I guess its cool enough but I assume with the post Kat, you'll have some seams in places you don't want them. A pre might not be as bad.

[scottynoface]

i could use it to cover up some rash. i wonder?????

Any surface imperfections can mess it up. If you sanded down the rash and smoothed it out...now that could work.

[metri]

I work for a company that does vehicle wraps. The material is 3M Controltac Comply Vinyl. It's printed on a solvent based inkjet printed and laminated with 3M laminate.
The material is extremely fogiving. If you put down a patch that has a bubble, pull it up again. If it stretches add some heat (from a heat gun) and it returns to it's orignal shape.

It takes practice to install, but the pieces are small (compared to a full side of a car or van). Try not to stretch the material, but lay it down. Anyways there are lots of sties with tips on installing vehicle wraps. Just wanted to add what I knew about the stuff.

Hope that helps.

There is also an Avery vinyl product to compete with 3M, but we found it to not be as good.

[HemiKat]

Ive done a few wraps..... not my favorit thing in the world. If the vinyl gets stuck to each other you are done for.... throw it in the trash. A drop of soap in a spray bottle of water helps the squeegie from scratching the vinyl when you smooth it out.... Good luck!