Originally Posted by
Leukybear
I always use a squeegee to apply stickers and decals; air bubbles and uneven adhesion be gone! You don't need it really if you're careful; I just use it because I have one lying around. The trick is to check twice on the location and orientation of the decal before applying and when applying start adhering from one side to another as opposed to just plopping it down to prevent any folds, wrinkles or airbubbles.
Good call, thanks.
That link I posted had some good info such as using bits of tape to mark off the location of the sticker before you begin applying (for centering/placement purposes).
It also mentioned something about applying some kind of top coat after sticker application (for durability). I'd love to do that but wouldn't it look stupid to have a frame that's a few years old and worn, and then this shiny spot where the decal is?