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What material is used for your vinyl window Lettering and Numbers?
We offer two vinyl material options for our vinyl window lettering and number decals. Our standard vinyl material is made from calendered vinyl that has a three to five-year outdoor durability lifespan when properly applied and maintained.
If you are looking for something more durable we recommend our hi-performance vinyl which is made from a cast vinyl material that has up to an 8 year outdoor durability lifespan when properly applied and maintained.
Can I use multiple colors and fonts in my design?
Yes you can, because we digitally print our decals, you can use as many fonts and colors as you want at no extra charge.
The only time color will affect your price is if you request a color match proof. If you need a color match proof, please contact us to speak with one of our friendly customer service representatives!
Do your vinyl window letters and numbers have a glossy or matte finish?
These decals come in both a gloss or matte finish.
Are your vinyl window lettering and number decals repositionable?
These decals are not repositionable. They will remove cleanly from whatever surface you apply them too, however because each letter or number is individually die-cut they can become very delicate in nature which can cause them to tear, so we recommended these decals to be applied only once.
How large can a vinyl window lettering and numbering decal be?
We have a max print width of 120” and a max print height of 58” anything larger than 58” wide will require your decal to be printed in panels.
Will my design impact the pricing of my decal?
Colors and fonts will not affect the pricing of your decal. The only factors that will impact price of your custom decal is the size and quantity of which you wish to order.
The only time color will affect your price is if you request a color match proof. If you need a color match proof, please contact us to speak with one of our friendly customer service representatives!
Common Uses
What are some common uses for vinyl window lettering and numbers?
Custom vinyl lettering can be used in both personal or business applications. Some of the more common uses we see are inspirational quotes in athletic rooms, offices, or homes. Use custom vinyl lettering for business hours of operation, company slogans on your car or office windows.
What surfaces can vinyl lettering and numbers be placed on?
Vinyl window lettering and numbers are intended to be used on glass, but will also adhere just fine when placed on smooth, non-porous surfaces such as metal, plastic, smooth or painted drywall, and tile. We do not recommend placing these decals on brick, concrete, or any rough or porous surface as they will not properly adhere.
Will the decal ruin my windows, walls, or paint?
Vinyl window lettering and numbers should not ruin your windows, walls, paint, or wallpaper if properly applied and removed. We use a removable adhesive on our vinyl wall lettering so they are easy to reposition and leave little to no residue behind once they are removed.
How to Apply Vinyl Decals
Decals are a great way to add a unique touch to many spaces and surfaces. Whether you plan to display your new decal on your car, laptop, living-room wall, or anywhere else, proper installation is crucial for creating a strong bond that lasts long and looks great. That's why we've put together this guide that teaches you how to apply decals in just six easy steps.
Step 1:
Tools Needed
| Scissors |
Paper Towels |
| Masking Tape |
Tape Measure |
| Plastic Applicator Squeegee or Credit Card |
Warm Water or Other Common Household Cleaning Item |
Step 2:
Clean the Surface
The first order of business before you apply your decal is to make sure the surface is clean and dry. Any dirt, debris, or moisture can weaken the adhesion. Use warm water and soap, rubbing alcohol, or other common household items for a good clean. Be sure to wipe away any left-over cleaning product or residue with a dry cloth before moving on to the next step.
Step 3:
Tape & Measure
Before you peel away the backing, tape your decal down on the surface where you intend to apply it. Measure and adjust to make sure it is centered and straight.
Step 4:
Remove the Transfer Film from the Backing
Run a long piece of tape across the top of the decal to form a hinge. Slowly peel away the transfer film from the white backing.
With smaller decals, you can peel away the entire backing. For larger decals, it may be best to peel away the first portion and apply the decal to the surface as you peel away the rest of the backing.
Step 5:
Apply the Decal to the Surface
While holding the bottom end of the decal away from the surface. At the top of the decal, apply pressure with a plastic applicator squeegee or credit card. Start from the center of the decal and, with a scraping-like motion, work your way outward left to right, working your way down the decal.
Step 6:
Remove the Transfer Film
Once you've placed the decal, slowly remove the transfer film and press down any loose pieces and work out any air bubbles
Step 7:
Enjoy!
Now you can remove the transfer film and enjoy your freshly placed decal.
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