Bacciagalupe

I picked up a Surly Cross-Check awhile ago, and would like to put on some custom decals. Nothing too fancy, just a black and white logo. As far as I can tell, all the Surly decals are on top of the paint job.

Awhile ago I picked up some inkjet "ultra cling" papers:

https://www.papilio.com/inkjet%20ultr...e%20media.html

There is some kind of adhesive on the backing, although I'm not sure what it is. The manufacturer says it's safe, of course.

I did use it with some success on a bike, but only left it on for a few weeks. What concerns me is that I could need to take the ultra cling off one day, and wind up taking a bunch of paint with it.

Is there a better way to custom decals? Or is this kind of thing pretty much the same as what you'd use with a decal?

CCR

ive been wanting to make some waterslide decals, .75 for a standard 8x11 piece of paper you can print on from your inkjet/laserjet printer. theyll come off using windex if you want to remove them.

havent done it yet but should be less icky sticky when you want to remove em

jpmartineau

I doubt that any sticker will damage the Surly's powder coat paint. Some might be super hard to take off, but the paint should stick to the frame...