II Application Decals Stickers Sprayer Review

Love this stuff. Used it to apply a series of strips to a GT350. The graphics were easy to customize if needed and everything was so easy. Much better than water. Dries for a long time although in a cool garage. About half a bottle used undiluted with enough left over for the next project. Definitely recommend

The Las Vegas Sign Store (where I bought a gallon of Original Rapid Tac) told me that this material can be diluted up to 10:1. will dilute mine as it can be quite slimy at full strength. This material is great for applying bumper stickers in cold weather. I'm not sure, but the original Rapid Tac works as both a cleaner and an applicator.

It says you can give the bottle a full tan. The only problem is that it dries out before you can fog the entire hood, but I blame the tiny nozzle on the 4-ounce bottle for that. This stuff could work great, but doing a full sun application with a tiny 4 ounce bottle was impossible. Instead, I used water from a garden hose. And yes, the vinyl hood wrap I made looks like crap.

I used this product to clean the surface of Honda Passport door sill plates. Then apply generously to the top and back of the stickers. I was done in less than 3 minutes. I followed the instructions for moving liquids with a squeegee and couldn't believe how quickly those little air bubbles were removed. Worth every penny. This is a professional vinyl decal application solution.

First, the product works. First I used RapidTac Prep, then RapidTac II. Yes, it allows you to place graphics and then install them. However, this does not allow you to move them, you have to lift and reposition them. This is only a problem with very large graphics. I used this on a spreadsheet of big race cars and I "handled" it. In the future I will most likely use Slide-On from Phoenix or Classic.

Great stuff. I don't know and I don't care what it is. It works great with the Vivid Pro carbon film which is all that matters to me. Film was expensive so don't skimp and get "other" stuff. 3 months have passed since installation, the van has been parked outside and the film still looks damn cool. I don't tend towards mediocrity but only towards really good and really bad products. Enough.

I was helping my brother put vinyl plaques and fenders on his Ram and saw a video using this product. Well that got me thinking about the Lux taillight tint I bought about 3 months ago. I really struggled with them because they stretched and warped a bit when I tried to install them and then it was almost impossible to align them properly. So I left that project but decided to try again with this one in my arsenal. Ordered another set and using the slippery liquid made alignment a lot easier…