We sincerely thank you for choosing Deviant Ink as your Lynx Shredder sled wrap brand! This highly detailed step-by-step Shredder DS & RE snowmobile wrap installation guide will walk you through the placement of every piece of your new wrap!
INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
We recommend rolling your wrap out flat on a table, or hanging it up on a wall similar to what we have done in the video below.
We start on the tunnel sections in the video and recommend that you do as well as you follow along with this particular video.
Once you find the exact piece that we start with in the video, simply do the play/pause treatment as you work through each piece and follow along with us as we go through the entire Lynx Shredder snowmobile wrap installation.
Once you have all of your pieces placed, it’s time to post-heat your wrap and clean up any areas you need to clean up. We provide tips and tricks for post heating in the video! The key to a good post-heat job is to insure all of the edges on every piece gets heat treated. This creates an insanely tight and strong bond between the material and your machine. 🙂
WATCH THE STEP-BY-STEP VIDEO
PRINT LAYOUT EXPLAINED
You’ll find at the bottom of each printed out sheet, a line of text that includes important information about your wrap – specifically the coverage area name. See image below.
KIT 1 - HOOD/SIDE PANELS
You’ll notice kit 1, kit 2, and kit 3 sheets will cover the front half of your Lynx Shredder.
KIT 2 - HOOD/SIDE PANELS
You’ll notice kit 1, kit 2, and kit 3 sheets will cover the front half of your Lynx Shredder.
KIT 3 - HOOD/DASH
You’ll notice kit 1, kit 2, and kit 3 sheets will cover the front half of your Lynx Shredder.
Kit 3 is mostly windshield and dash sections.
TNK - Tank section both sides
This sheet gets both sides of your tank section covered.
TNLTOP - TUNNEL TOP And TUNNEL SIDES
The “TNL” section represents the side walls of your tunnel. The “TOP” section represents your tunnel top. These pieces typically print out on the same sheet together.
COLOR OUTLINES
Every piece is outlined with a specific color code. Pieces with the same color outline belong in the same general area. Example: blue outlined pieces are positioned on the hood area of the machine. See image below as an example.
