Confirm Decal Specs
New decals or striping are sized and matched to the equipment before removal starts, so the team can plan placement and application around them.
Clean removal and replacement for faded, cracked, or outdated decals and striping — matched to original equipment graphics, safety and ID markings, or fleet-standard branding.
Aged graphics on freshly corrected paint undercut the whole job. Old decals and striping are removed cleanly, the surface underneath is corrected, and new material is applied so the finished panel reads as one restoration instead of new paint next to peeling vinyl.
The process starts with reviewing the equipment's current decals and striping — condition, placement, and whether replacement material needs to match OEM specs or a fleet standard — before removal begins.

The steps below describe the service flow.
New decals or striping are sized and matched to the equipment before removal starts, so the team can plan placement and application around them.
Old decals come off using tools and methods that avoid residue or paint damage, whatever the age or condition of the existing material.
After removal, the surface is corrected and polished so it's smooth and free of imperfections before new decals go on.
New decals are applied with attention to alignment, bubbles, and secure adhesion on a prepared surface.
A ceramic coat over the entire surface, including the new decals, adds environmental protection and ties the finish together.
Send the equipment type, current condition, and service goals so BK Industrial Coatings can discuss the right service path. See a decal replacement example in the Work Gallery.