Graphics Kit Question

Take your plastic off, wash it good, and bring it inside a day or two before you put it on. Problem solved. But i havent heard anything about the cold weather and sticking so I cant really answer your question.

I'd think that trying to work with cold plastic & cold decals would just make it a lot harder to bend the decal onto the plastic, but I doubt that it would have any effect on how sticky the glue is.

Indy is correct, working the graphic into the contours of the plastic would be difficult in the cold. Listen to JDMX and bring the plastic inside.

I recently got a monster graphic kit in, and its been damn cold around here. I pulled off the shrouds and did the work in doors. I use a hair dryer to heat up the plastics (after I cleaned them thoroughly, and I mean thoroughly!) and then rubbed soapy water over the plastics and applied the graphics. Then I used the friction from my finger tips to rub the decals into place, as another member suggested, and after a bit of rubbing they become more flexible. I then ran the hair dryer over the decals and rubbed them out a bit more, and let sit in doors for a day. Worked like a charm!

http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?t=169781&page=2

Just be sure those plastics are good and clean.