You will want to set aside the better part of a day to complete the process from start to finish. It is recommended that you complete the kit installation in a dry area with ambient temperatures over 60* Fahrenheit. Tools Needed: Heat gun, razor blade, kit that includes a felt squeegee, two plastic scrapers, adhesive remover, cleaner, application fluid. Now that I have been writing for I was more diligent about documenting the process during my most recent project so I could show all of you how easy and rewarding adding a wrap to your favorite sled can be! Below I will cover some important info that will help you during your upcoming sled wrap! Wes has done a great job taking care of my wrap needs with his great quality product, variety of designs and great customer service that I have purchased a total of 3 wraps from him over the last 6 years.
I met Wes Rieff, the owner of in 2011 when I ordered my first wrap kit from him for my 2011 Ski-doo Summit Freeride. I buy a new snowmobile and ride it for a year and I find that by the second season that I am already in the mood for another new snowmobile! Unfortunately my financial planner (AKA, My wife) informed me that unless we plan on selling our children, a new snowmobile is not in the budget every year! So how do I get to “feel” like I have a new snowmobile every year but not spend the $10,000+? Wrap it of course!!! Or better yet…. The overnight temps start to drop, snow shows are scheduled, sled videos are being released, and you start to get back into day dreaming about shredding the POW while at work… it is inevitable… snowmobile season is just around the corner! I have been in a vicious cycle every since 2010.
It is that time of the year when every snowmobiler is itching for the upcoming snowmobile season.
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