Need tips for ricepaper graphic on top of glass

I got myself a nice deal on a showroom model Lieuwe shotgun kiteboard.
The problem is that there are plenty people with the same board on my homespot. So for style points and to recognise my own board I want to add some graphics to the deck.

On my home build foil board I did some ricepaper graphics in between the glass layers.
But now I need to put the graphic on top of the existing ‘’floodcoat’’.

The wear on the position where I want to place the graphic should be minimum, so I hope I can get away with placing the graphic without an extra layer of glass.

Wat is the best way of approaching this? And any tips and thoughts are welcome.

Did a sketch of the design, picture below to get an idea wat the end result should be.

I would sand the deck thoroughly and put the graphics lam under a layer of 4 oz glass. I don’t think I would attempt a rice paper lam without glass.

After thinking about it, a light piece of glass will be the safest bet.
Somebody suggested using peelply on top, some thoughts on this?
Wat would be the advantage of this?

Seems like a good question for the person who suggested it!

As far as I know PeelPly is used in vacuum bagging infusion. Never used it myself.