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Die-cuts on helmet, please help

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Ryguy920
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ok so everytime i try to put a die-cut on my helmet theres always air bubbles and stuff and it gets all wrinkled and looks like shit. How do you put a diecut on a curved helmet without this happening?
Oct 29 2011 5:56PM
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k-fred
Posts: 5363 - Karma: 1,598

sticker cult:

https://newschoolers.com/ns/cult/forum/cat_id/4745/

Oct 29 2011 6:04PM
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MothaHucker
Posts: 4678 - Karma: 2,589

actually take time and be careful with it, dont just slap it on there

Oct 29 2011 6:14PM
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a.bott
Posts: 1355 - Karma: 438
hair dryer and a credit card
Oct 29 2011 6:18PM
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danbrown
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buy a square helmet
Oct 29 2011 6:40PM
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Davy.Crockett
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obviously
Oct 29 2011 6:51PM
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stupendous-man
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this is what you need
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Oct 29 2011 7:03PM
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Ryguy920
Posts: 898 - Karma: 207
seriously though how do i do the saga ones? theyre really hard
Oct 29 2011 7:08PM
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ILLinoisance
Posts: 3527 - Karma: 5,398
this thread is pathetic
Oct 29 2011 7:10PM
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Crispy.
Posts: 6102 - Karma: 7,626
Take a hair dryer and blow it on to the back of the die cut which will heat it up while slowly applying the sticker w/ a credit card type thing.
Oct 29 2011 9:30PM
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Olimar
Posts: 3535 - Karma: 4,074
yeah ive tried putting a saga sticker on my helmet twice. and ive failed miserably twice. so in other words i have the same exact problem.
Oct 29 2011 9:53PM
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gigi.d
Posts: 1588 - Karma: 302
Fuuuck. I just tried to put a saga sticker on my helmet tonight and if fucked up as well. Shit sucks.
Oct 29 2011 11:28PM
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forrest1
Posts: 88 - Karma: 18
pop the bubbles with a needle.
Oct 30 2011 12:12AM
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BuSkiz
Posts: 2240 - Karma: 65
microwave the diecut for like 5-10 seconds, then apply slowly while stretching
Oct 30 2011 12:24AM
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gigi.d
Posts: 1588 - Karma: 302
Can't tell if serious.
Oct 30 2011 12:36AM
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BuSkiz
Posts: 2240 - Karma: 65
heats it up, i did it last year
Oct 30 2011 12:45AM
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Rockhound
Posts: 3432 - Karma: 851
for me, i cut my diecuts into pieces to put them on, that way i dont get limited by how much the paper ont he back bends

for instance, i cut this one up into four pieces and put them on seperatly, i think it turned out ok
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Oct 30 2011 3:16AM
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remster
Posts: 898 - Karma: 261
That is a fucking sick die-cut! +k.
btw where is the design for that? :-)
Oct 30 2011 3:31AM
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Rockhound
Posts: 3432 - Karma: 851
its a company in hawaii called HiLife808

this is the other side of the helmet
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Oct 30 2011 3:38AM
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