Installing your Tacoma decals isn't extremely difficult, you just need to have a bit of time and some patience.

Here's a video and a write up below to walk you through installing your decals.

For this write up, I'm showing the door sills, but the same principle applies for all applications.

Plan on spending between 20-30 minutes for the door sills, 10-15 minutes for the tailgate, and 10-15 minutes for the glovebox and follow the steps below:

Clean Area

Take a second and make sure that the area where you will be installing the decals is clean. I like to use rubbing alcohol, a paper towel, and a Q-tip to make sure that there is no dirt, dust or other particles where I will be working. Make sure to let the area dry before installing the decals.

Create A Soapy Water Solution

In a small bowl, squirt a pump of hand or dish soap and mix with water. This will be used to apply the decals and make positioning easier.

Apply Soapy Water Solution To Area

Take your fingers and dip them in the soapy solution and rub all over the area where you will be installing the decals. Make sure it is good and wet.

Remove Decals From Backing

Take some tape, any type will work, but masking tape works the best and touch the corner of the decal and lift up. 

*** YOU DO NOT WANT TO TRY AND PEEL WITH YOUR FINGERS OR TWEEZERS. IT WILL PEEL THE BACKING AND RUIN THE DECAL ***

Dip Decals In Soapy Water Solution

Once the decal is removed, dip the entire thing in the soapy solution. Make sure you know which side is the sticky side.

Position Decals

Now that everything is super wet, you can put the decal in its place and position it exactly where you want it. Do not press firmly or the soapy solution will push out and it will stick.

Push Out Soapy Water Solution

Once positioned exactly where you want it, hold one area with your finger and take a paper towel and start wiping the area opposite of your finger. This will push the solution out and begin the curing process. Switch sides with your finger and push the solution out of the other side.

Let Cure For 24-48 Hours

Please note that you'll want to wait 24-48 hours before trying to touch them again. Yes, they will be sticky and probably won't move, but it's best to wait until they are completely dry.

If you have any questions about the installation process, please contact us.