Custom Vinyl

Though very similar in style, decals and stickers have a few differences:

Stickers:

• Usually small in size
• Have adhesive on the back
• Applied to small objects like books, laptops, etc

Decals:

• Larger and long-lasting
• Have 3 layers: Mounting film, decal itself, and transfer tape
• Applied to walls, floors, windows, vehicles, and equipment

Applying custom decals couldn’t be easier, all you have to do is:

• Clean the area where decal will be applied
• Remove the mounting film
• Apply to desired location
• Evenly apply pressure across the surface
• Squeegee out any air bubbles
• Remove transfer tape

Custom vinyl decals are designed to stick to any smooth, hard, and non-porous surface, including:

• Glass
• Hardwood
• Laminate flooring
• Plastic
• Fiberglass
• Doors
• Walls
• Metal

Of course! Our team is happy to help with file preparation, design, content, and anything else you need to get your vinyl stickers printed to your satisfaction.

Absolutely. With our in-house printers and fantastic team of graphic designers, we’ve got the skills and equipment to perform rush jobs when needed. Give us a call and we’ll be happy to provide you with a free estimate for any project.

Of course! Depending on the type of adhesive used, vehicle decals can last anywhere between 5 and 7 years and be removed at any time. Allowing you to update your brand messaging as and when needed.

Applying vehicle decals may seem tricky at first, but with the right techniques, anyone can transform their vehicle into a marketing machine. All you need to do is:

• Choose a location away from direct sunlight
• Make sure temperatures are moderate
• Wash your vehicle with soap and water
• Rinse away any soap, dirt, or debris
• Use masking tape to determine the correct position of your decal
• Slightly wet the area before applying so you can reposition if necessary
• Slowly apply decal
• Remove any bubbles with squeegee or plastic card
• Apply pressure evenly across the decal
• Leave for up to 24 hours
• Remove transfer tape

Not at all! Custom vehicle graphics actually protect your paintwork from dirt, debris, and scratches, while preserving the quality of paint underneath.

Window decals are best suited for stationary windows, but with the addition of edge tape, they can be used on roll down windows also. Although their long-lasting durability will be compromised.

Depending on the size, design, material, and quantity of custom vehicle decals and graphics required, turnaround time is generally between 3-5 business days. Give us a call and we’ll be happy to discuss your requirements and answer any questions.

Depending on the type of product you’re selling, and your budget, different materials can work better to suit your goals, for example:

Paper:

• Extremely economical
• Easy to dispense
• Perfect for indoor use

Plastic:

• Water and UV resistant
• Oil, heat, and abrasion resistant
• Durable for indoor and outdoor use

Vinyl:

• Extremely durable
• Water and weatherproof
• Versatile to use on any product

Each material has its own benefits, so if you need help choosing the best solution for your products, give us a call.

Our vinyl product and bottle labels come in a range of adhesives, including water-resistant and waterproof. We can help you explore both options, to determine which would suit your product better.

There are many ways to help your product label stand out from the competition, these include:

• Use a professional graphic designer
• Simple, eye-catching designs
• Apply color psychology
• Tell a story
• Dare to be different

Of course! It’s essential to be completely satisfied with your labels before they go to print. Which is why we assign a dedicated project manager to ensure there are no errors and your printing project runs smoothly from design to delivery.

Yes, there are a few differences between labels and wraps. Most importantly, wraps are usually made from plastic and have a small adhesive strip to join the edges together. Whereas, the labels that we create can be made from paper, plastic, or vinyl, and are affixed to a small area of the product with full adhesive backing.

Though both serve the same purpose, there are a few minor differences between window clings and decals, such as:

Window cling:

• Last up to 6 months
• Are easily removable and reusable
• Applied using static electricity
• Used on glass, mirrors, and plastic

Decals:

• Last up to 6 years
• Single use, long-term option
• Stick to smooth surfaces using adhesives
• Used on any smooth surface including glass, wood, and concrete

Window decals can be used on both the inside and outside of windows. Each has their own pros and cons. If applied inside, the sun’s reflection may impact visibility. While if applied outside, they’re more prone to wear and tear. Your dedicated project manager can help you decide which option is better for your premises.

Absolutely! Window decals can be used on both stationary and roll down windows. Although they will last a lot longer on a stationary window, as they won’t suffer as much wear and tear.

Window clings are easily removable and reusable, so they can be used again in the future for the same promotion. Window decals are a more permanent fixture and are applied with adhesive. So, although they’re easily removable, they can’t be used again.