Custom Car Stickers - Tips for Customizing Your Vehicle


After reading this short article, you will feel less overwhelmed by ordering custom decals for your truck or car window. There is a lot to learn about decals. Life expectancy, privacy, materials and types of car stickers are just some of the things you need to know before ordering. The more you know about stickers and decals, the happier you will be with your purchase.

You probably already know that custom car stickers are a great way to quickly add messages or announcements to any window in your vehicle. There are so many features and options. Don't worry.There is a lot of information to help you decide which type of tag is best for your vehicle.

Car decals come on paper or vinyl. The paper can be laminated. Aging, dirt, and water that interact with laminated decals can cause distortions. Consult your vinyl or lamination representative for more information.

Reduce fading on decals by adding UV protection to the laminate. Dyeing can be added for sun protection to decals placed inside.

Glossy finishes cause glare, and matte laminates can reduce glare. Clear decals adhere with medium adhesive and can be easily removed. Opaque decals sometimes cannot be removed for reapplication.


However, the glues and solvents made today make it much easier to install and remove. There are other options if you are concerned with easy removal or thawing of window wiring. Custom removable and removable type rear window car truck decals are perfect for windows that have anti-fog wiring because they can be removed without leaving residue or damage.

Custom static stickers make awesome custom widshield decals. You don't have to worry about leaving sticky residue behind. Static adhesions won't ruin your windows, either. Adhesive window films will "stick" to the glass and can be mounted on either side of the window. However, the grips do not stick to the window. They come in white or transparent static adhesive vinyl. There are opaque or transparent stickers. Please note that static stickers should only be used for interior windows.

Perforated window films generally cover the entire rear window, allowing you to see a complete graphic image on one side of the window. People can still see through the window from the opposite side. Those on the darker side of the car always have privacy. Pay attention to the light conditions in your vehicle. Perforated window films also have to be laminated.

Decals can be added to the exterior windshield of your vehicle. They are best for tinted glass or surfaces. I would add decals on the outside whenever your windows are too dark to see through. Use exterior mounted decals whenever you need visual clarity.

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