[TMac]

OK, just wanted to start a thread about graphic kits for the General just so we can keep track of what's available. Currently the best thing I've seen is from AMR Racing. They have a few to choose from in each of the general colors so far. I don't have enough scratches on mine yet to spend $450 on a set but I'm tempted to cover up all the blue with something a bit more appealing. So when ever someone finds some additional info on whats out there lets try and keep everyone up to speed on the choices.

Polaris 2 Door General Graphics Kit!! Over 45 Designs to Choose from for the General

 

[Carbon Summit]

I wonder how those would hold up to branches scratching it.

 

[MMX]

I seen some of those on ebay last night. They have some pretty cool designs.

I've done vinyl wrapping of car/truck interior pieces, but nothing big. I can see wrapping the General being a major challenge.

 

[TMac]

I'm not familiar with vinyl wrap, but it says it's 22 mil thickness. Here is there statement: "AMR Racing Side x Side kits are made from Thick Motocross quality vinyl. Please don't confuse these with cheap, paper thin kits manufactured by several vehicle wrap and sign companies. Extreme thickness makes AMR Kits very Easy to install. Made with Pride in the USA."

 

[Schriner13]

Cool that someone's starting to make wraps, not to into the orange ones design, be cool if they offered custom ones for your own logos. I'd buy some in a heartbeat then.


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[Barley Sammich]

Those are the first wraps I've seen so far. I think there should be more by summer!

 

[icecap]

These are hella cool, choosing one is gonna be a difficult task though

 

[Forti5edGeneral]

Now those are going to be some great "off the shelf" wraps to choose from, however I think i'll prefer going the custom route and it's not that hard, just have to find a wrap shop that knows how to get creative and do it right.

 

[ssmat]

Wrap

I am thinking about adding a wrap to the General and looking for recommendations on where to buy?

 

[Johnny 7]

I wonder if a wrap will stick to the doors?

 

[TripleOG]

A wrap will stick. They are very durable. I personally would take it to a professional. I have had some parts on my truck wrapped and we have had things wrapped at work. Cost isn't too bad and if they are a good company they will warranty their work.

 

[MiPilot]

I am looking atone of these: Polaris General - UTV Graphics Wrap Kit

A little pricey maybe...but complete.

Steve

 

[Oregon rain]

I like the wolf designs like mentioned above, I've used invision artworks and they are good also

 

[Slow Motion]

Have any of you guys used the Camo wrap Rolls like you get from E Bay in long rolls,I put one on a Kawaski Mule about 20 years ago and was a fair set up took a little time cutting to fit .

My guess is the new stuff for trucks,jeeps etc.is better now a days.

 

[KrispyKotex]

I have use wraps on some of my hunting guns. They have held up well for years and conform to the contours of the gun. If you take your time and do it right, they add protection, and can be easily removed if you decide to try a different pattern. Since these are vinyl wraps, they leave no stickiness behind. I've been researching the camo wraps here...for those of us who want to match the General roof with a similar camo pattern:
Camo UTV Wraps, Side by Side Mossy Oak Skins | Mossy Oak Graphics

 

[MMX]

That's not a bad price for a huge piece of 3M vinyl.

You definitely want to use good vinyl, and 3M is one of the best. I like Oracle too.

 

[swirider]

i did just my doors and i would recommend having a shop do it.. the process of putting it on is super important, and there is so many angles and stuff on the general

 

[Bigrthanu]

Graph/Wrap Kits

Is there anyone running a graphic kit or wrap on their General who is using their General for trail riding and actual use, not just for show. I am just curious if any of these kits are holding up to trees and brush prior to spending the 100's to get one installed. Thank you

 

[MMX]

The wraps will probably take some minor rubbing, but the right stick or rock dragging across, will surely gouge it up.

I've gouged up the stock vinyls in a few places.




Moved this to the Chassis/Body section.

 

[JSMetalcraft]

I cut some vinyl for the bottom front of doors. After 900 miles and last three rides in heavy tree/brush trails they have taken a beating.