Window Connection Graphic Installation Instructions

This video outlines how to apply the graphic that goes between the front and rear windows.
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Minimum application temperature +40° F
Applied decal temperature range -40°F to +180°F
What You Will Need:
• Water + Dish or Baby Soap
• Microfiber Cloth
• Squeegee (included with your purchase)
• Masking Tape
• Heat Gun or Hair Dryer
Tips:
• Apply your graphic in the shade with cooler weather if you do not have access to a temperature controlled garage. This will prevent the graphic pieces from unintentionally being stretched and adhering to the other pieces of the graphic during installation. It can still be applied in warm weather and direct sunlight, but be extra careful to not stretch it vertically as this can cause the graphic pieces to not line up properly. This is just for the application. After it is applied, your graphic will not have any issues in sunlight, warm weather, or even automatic car washes.
Steps:
1. Clean the area with water, dish or baby soap, and isopropyl alcohol. Dry with a lint-free microfiber cloth. In addition to the outside surface on and between the doors, clean around the edge of the door, under the rubber trim, and on the sides of the B Pillar between the doors since the graphic will be covering these areas.
2. Tape a straight line above the rubber trim as a guide for the three pieces. Align the bottom edge of the tape with the top of the rubber trim.
3. Cut the tape between the doors and B Pillar with a blade so you can open the doors without removing the tape.
4. Roll down your windows to make the following steps easier in pulling the rubber trim back.
5. Start with the driver or passenger side door pieces. The pieces are labeled on the paper backing so you will know which piece corresponds to each placement.
6. Align the top edge with the bottom edge of the masking tape, leave about 1/8"-1/4" of material over-hanging the edge of the door to wrap around the edge later.
7. Use the soft edge of your squeegee to apply the graphic from top to bottom while using your other hand to hold the bottom of the graphic. Avoid pulling down on the material and stretching it vertically.
8. Work your way from the edge of the door towards the window and peel back the rubber trim to apply the graphic underneath it.
TIP: You may find it easier to use your finger to press the graphic down around and under the rubber trim instead of using the squeegee.
9. Use a little bit of heat from a heat gun or hair dryer to apply the graphic around the edge of your door. A little heat goes a long way with this.
10. Follow Steps 6-9 for the other door piece on the same side of your vehicle.
11. Apply the middle piece by aligning the top edge with the bottom of the masking tape or with the top of each of the door graphics and leave about 1/2" on each side of the B Pillar. Tack the top edge by pressing it down and use your squeegee to lay the graphic down and avoid pulling down on the bottom of the graphic as this can stretch it vertically in sunlight or warmer weather.
TIP: If you are applying this in warmer weather or in sunlight, you may find it helpful to open the doors before applying this to avoid the graphic sticking to the doors when you open them in the next step.
12. Open the doors and apply the graphic onto the sides of the B Pillar.
13. Remove the masking tape and repeat on the other side of your vehicle.

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