Any problem with using the transfer on a flexible surface such as an inflatable dinghy?

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Any problem with using the transfer on a flexible surface such as an inflatable dinghy?

Surface prep is key.

Actually, a test would be in order first. Some plastics/rubbers/etc.. have 'oil built in' so that no matter how much you prep, in a short period of time, the decal will 'fall off' :( very bad.

How to test? Prep the surface first (follow online instructions ) and then apply something like duck tape. Give it a few days. If it adheres well, no problem on the vinyl decal.

Also, it would be a good idea to allow the decal to 'cure' for 30 days before deflating - otherwise it may peel up on the creases while in storage.

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