Small On The Move Stars; Matte Black; Pair (87-20 Jeep Wrangler YJ, TJ, JK & JL)

Review & Installation Video

I'm Ryan from ExtremeTerrain.com and this is my review and installation of the XT Graphics small On the Oove star fitting your 1987 and up Wrangler. These are available in matte black, silver and Realtree camo, so you can get which ever one you like best with your build. Today we're going to talk through the installation of these stars which is a very simple one out of three wrench install. These are for those of you who really like that Oscar Mike edition JK that Jeep put out a few years back. Oscar Mike in the phonetic alphabet stands for OM which really means on the move or on mission. These stars do have a little bit of that military tie in just like your Jeep does. Whether you're trying to build a clone of that Oscar Mike Jeep or you just really like these stars, these are going to be a really easy to install option for you. These are also going to be very, very high quality. You can get a lot of stickers out there on the internet but they're not going to hold up as well as these or be as easy to install.All of these stars are cut out of a wrapping cast premium vinyl that is designed to last up to eight years even out in the weather. They all have air channels on the back side of them to make them very easy to install without getting any sort of air bubbles in them. That's what really sets these apart from a lot of the other ones that you can purchase. Like I said, this is a simple one out of three wrench install even if you've never installed anything like this before. The first step is to thoroughly clean the area of the Jeep that you're going to be installing your stars. After that, you're going to want to have some warm soapy water mixed up in a spray bottle. You'll mist the area that you're going to be installing your star and then peel off the backing paper putting the star onto the Jeep. Because you sprayed that warm soapy water onto the surface, you're going to be able to move the star around a good bit and get it exactly where you want it before it's permanent. Again, this is a very forgiving method of installing vinyl. Once you have it exactly how you want it, use the included squeegee to squeegee some of that water out from between the vinyl and the surface of your Jeep. After that's done, spray the backing paper with a liberal spraying of that soapy water and let it sit for a little while. That's going to allow the backing paper to easily remove from the vinyl without again peeling the vinyl back off of the Jeep. Once the backing paper is removed, just let everything set up for a little while before cleaning it and you're done. No tools are going to be necessary for this installation, just some cleaning products and, again, that warm soapy water in order to float the vinyl as you're installing it.This vinyl comes in at right around $20 which I think is a very fair price for a pair of Oscar Mike stars like this. Again, you can get these from other places but they're not going to be as high quality material and therefore they are not going to install as easily. In my opinion, $20 is a very fair price for the quality that you get here. Whether you just like the look of these stars, you like the military tie in that they have, or you're trying to build a clone of Jeep's Oscar Mike edition JK, these are going to be an option for you that is very high quality and also easy to install. That's my review of the XT Graphics small On the Move stars fitting all 1987 and up Wranglers that you can find right here at ExtremeTerrain.com.