Hey Kart Pulse folks!
It’s Eric Gunderson with Point Karting.com. I created a video here that’s a tutorial for how to install kart graphics properly. I’ve found many customers or newcomers to the sport that install graphics for the first time struggle, and there are a few tips and tricks to doing it properly.
Let me know what we got right, and what we got wrong!
Good! Very professional looking.
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And only one bubble on the front fairing that I couldn’t work out! I was pleased. Putting graphics on a kart really satisfies ones inner 5 year old.
I love the look of fresh graphics. However it’s probably one of the most frustrating things I have done. My ocd can’t handle it not being perfect. I have a new set on the way for a new kart. And I’m already getting anxiety over making it perfect.
@highSRT I can understand that. Some things that can help those with OCD include the fact that modern graphics will give you a few “attempts” at molding the graphics before they really won’t adhere.
Utilize that, and mold marks on the plastics for reference points and you can really get outstanding results. A lot of getting graphics to come out well is persistence. Don’t give up the first time if you see bubbles, peel it back, and start again.
Yeah when I did my first set I tried working them out with a squeegee. I have done car stuff. But most car vinyl has air release. So with a little heat and a squeegee you can work it out.
The last kit I did it was about the seams. Trying to figure out what the distance the spacing is supposed to be to complete the look correctly without having to much gap.
Looks very good! 
!!! He stole your wheels, though.
Ha Ha Ha!
Idid a full refinish of the kart. Full teardown, powder coated, cleaned all hardware and I’ll be refinishing my wheels as well. Offseason OCD has fully kicked in.
…not confirming or denying…
