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Heat transfer is the industry standard when it comes to printing custom skateboards. Basically, the heat transfer process involves screen or digitally printing ink on layers of thin plastic. The plastic layers are then adjusted on the board. Then, the layers are processed through the heated silicone roller machine.

Step 1: Attach Grip Tape to Deck. Place your deck on a flat surface so the nose and tail ends are facing up and the graphic on the bottom of the deck is facing down. Step 2: Mount Trucks to Deck. Step 3: Wheel Bearings and Attach Wheels to Trucks. Step 4: Test Your Skateboard.

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Turns out, customizing your skateboard can be fairly simple and easy. The results speak for themselves! The example I show here is a Star Wars themed longboard, but you could use the techniques I employed to make any sort of design you can come up with. Take a look at the video, with step-by-step instructions after!

0:00 0:42 And one on the tail then hammer two nails into the wall and loop a string over each nail. SubscribeMoreAnd one on the tail then hammer two nails into the wall and loop a string over each nail. Subscribe for more skate tutorials. And have fun skating.

Designs are screen printed on heat transfer papers and heat transferred to skateboard decks. This allows the screen printed ink to fixate strongly into the wood fibers of the skateboard deck. Heat transfers are placed on skateboard decks by hand.

Everything You Need to Build a Skateboard: Skateboard deck. Trucks. 4 Wheels. 8 Bearings. Riser pads (optional) 8 Nuts and bolts. 7/8 hardware for use without risers. 1 - 1 1/8 hardware for use with risers. Skate tool or adjustable wrench. Phillips screwdriver (if your skate tool doesnt include one)