Thought I'd post a few pictures of my 1996 GTX. I didn't think mine were that bad and I am more concerned with the mechanical end. My wife always does the graphic install, I do the prep. I clean the ski, polish with Meguiar's cutting compound. It brings the finish back quick. Sticker removal I use a heat gun from Harbor Freight, and Goo Gone (it's cheap and works). If you get the graphics to the right temperature once you lift and pull evenly it comes off in a sheet. Only thing is... you can't get the whole thing the right temperature so you have to do a few heat cycles. Not too bad. I'm getting a knack for it, unfortunately. 
I think these graphics were $95. Definitely not a full set and not exact seadoo replicas. I've done business with this guy previously and he'll change colors a bit for me. We didn't use all the graphics that came in the set. It would have been too much for my taste and my wife and I both agreed that "less was more."
Before you laugh at the misalignment of the 1338, my wife did that a few years back with my ski on the double trailer. I still tease her about it. She tries to use that as a reason NOT to do my graphics but I'm not falling for that one. As if I care anyway. This ain't a car show. Ha ha.
I think these graphics were $95. Definitely not a full set and not exact seadoo replicas. I've done business with this guy previously and he'll change colors a bit for me. We didn't use all the graphics that came in the set. It would have been too much for my taste and my wife and I both agreed that "less was more."
Before you laugh at the misalignment of the 1338, my wife did that a few years back with my ski on the double trailer.
I still tease her about it. She tries to use that as a reason NOT to do my graphics but I'm not falling for that one. As if I care anyway. This ain't a car show. Ha ha.
