Nope. Just use good quality Vinyl, 3m, avery, etc.
Get some Primer 94, not a substitute, actual 3M primer 94, nothing works like it despite marketing claims. Prime the panel edges, so front and back of tank, front and back of fenders, and around the gas cap area. It will ensure you dont get lifting from those parts.
Despite all the noobs on youtube stretching their vinyl out super far using heat, use as little heat as you can if you want it to last. The more you stretch the material, the more tension it will have, and it will try to shrink back to it's original size over time/in the sun. Also, it distorts the twill pattern, kind of ruining the CF effect.
For prep, I suggest a painting prep product like prep-all, goof-off, etc. Lightly coat a paper towel and wipe the whole (already hand washed) panel to strip it of wax/anything, then wash with water, then hand dry with microfiber. Then prime and install. Time will tell, but that's the procedure I used and they seem rock solid so far (only been on a week).
For installing I suggest do the inner edge, of a stripe carefully, then slowly wipe from inside to outside of the stripe perpendicular to the stripe. It keeps the material from bunching up as you work along the stripe, and the two inner lines are critical to be parallel, if it's off you'll notice it since there's another line to compare it to. The outer lines you cant tell for ****e, Twill pattern against flat black really does a number on human eyes lol. All three panels have a light compound curve along the stripes, you'll see what I mean when laying it out with the backing on, not a single area is actually flat.
Good luck, it's not super hard, just be patient and don't be afraid to unstick the material and move it and rework it if you have to.
TIP: The best thing to use to maintain the stripes is Turtle Wax ICE from what I've tested thus far. It's synthetic, doesn't make white build up, and doesn't turn the matte paint super reflective. Whatever you do DONT USE CARNUBA WAX!! It clogs the texture of the twill and makes it look....old and ratty.