Ultimate Bass Full Color Window Decal

Your decal will look like this when it arrives. It will have a thin white paper over the face of it that adheres to the decal itself.




If you look closely you will see that when you lift the thin white paper that is protecting your decal the decal sticks firmly to it. The size pictured is 3 X 6.



Bass Boat Windshield Application (9 X 18)

Large 16 X 34 Application
Notice the Curado in the photo. This is a large decal and is also see thru vinyl for visability on rear windows.

Rear Window UB Graphic See Thru Vinyl Application
The UB logo on this rear window is the approximatley the same size as the one above. The Rear Window Decal comes with up to five (5) additional sponsor logos to be provided by you. Please see Special Instructions for this application below.


Special Instructions: Rear Window UB Graphic, See Thru Vinyl - Comes with up to 5 additional sponsors logos (provided by you). Please email high quality graphics to Laurie@ultimatebass.com. If you do not have the graphics please contact the companies and ask permission to use them and for their best quatiy (highest resolution) logo file.

Application Instructions: When positioning the vinyl decal it is best to measure from the top of the letters to a stationary location on the application surface. Once decal is in place apply tape across the bottom of the paper. This will allow you to lay the decal while still attached to the protective paper forward so that you can remove the backing easily. Once you have removed the backing you can carefully raise the decal still attached to the front protective paper against the application surface. Use a credit card or other straight edged object to smooth out any wrinkles that may be in the paper and make sure that you go over the entire decal to adhere it to the surface. You can now remove the protective paper. Pull from one end and work your way across the decal until it is completely removed. Some parts of the vinyl may stick to the paper especially the smaller parts, so be careful when removing it. If a part sticks to it, lay the protective paper back against the application surface and go over it with your straight edged object again to make sure that the loose piece is securely adhered to the surface.