Car Stickers

Every order starts with three choices. Pick a shape from circle, rectangle, square, oval, rounded corners, or full die cut. Pick a size between 2x2 and 5x5 inches, or enter a custom size down to 1.5 inches. Then choose matte or gloss.

Most customers discover that full die cut suits a detailed logo, while rounded corners hold up better on a bumper that gets scuffed. If you search for a size that isn't listed, the custom size field covers any dimension above the 1.5-inch minimum, and quantity options run from 50 up to 10,000.

Most reprints start with a file problem rather than a printing problem. Send vector artwork as EPS or AI where you can, since vector holds a clean edge at any size. TIF, JPG, and PSD work too, set to CMYK at 300 dpi and scaled to 100 percent. If a file is highly detailed and low resolution, we may not be able to proof it, and we will ask for a better version before anything prints.

Add a 1/8 inch bleed on every side so the cut line never leaves a white edge. For a finished 3 by 3 inch sticker, build the file at 3.25 by 3.25 inches. There is no limit on colors as we match PMS colors with up to 99 percent accuracy, and white ink prints on our 3M vinyl. Setup is free, revisions to your mockup are unlimited, and QR codes need to be at least 0.5 by 0.5 inches to scan reliably.

Your vehicle takes sunlight, rain, snow, road grime, and swings in temperature all year. Our custom car stickers are made from premium 3M vinyl chosen to perform in those conditions, under a durable laminate that resists scratches, fading, and moisture.

Printed with Epson UltraChrome GS3 inks and sealed beneath that laminate, colors stay vibrant through years of outdoor exposure. The waterproof adhesive holds just as well on one vehicle as across an entire fleet.

How Long Car Stickers Last by Placement:

Our car stickers are designed to resist fading for three to five years, and placement decides where a given sticker lands in that range. Rear glass and lower door panels sit in shade for much of the day. A hood, roof, or trunk lid takes direct sun for hours and runs the hottest surface temperatures on the vehicle, so the same sticker ages faster there. Care, climate, and how often the vehicle is washed all factor in as well.

Our custom car stickers adhere best to smooth, clean surfaces, which suits cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, trailers, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles. Most go on windows, doors, bumpers, tailgates, and toolboxes.

Businesses use decals to display a logo and phone number, while drivers use them for hobbies, clubs, and sports teams. Either way, precision die cutting leaves a clean edge with no visible backing square.

How to Apply a Car Sticker:

Wash and dry the panel first. Wax, road film, or grit trapped under the vinyl shows as a bubble and weakens the bond. Peel the backing, line the sticker up, then press from the center outward toward the edges. The free Peel Here Tab lifts the edge for you, which helps most on smaller stickers and on cold days. Let fresh paint cure fully before you apply anything to it.

How to Remove a Car Sticker:

Our adhesive is semi-permanent, so a sticker comes away without leaving residue or damaging the surface underneath. Peel slowly from one corner and keep the vinyl folded back at a low angle to the panel rather than pulling straight out. If a trace of adhesive stays behind, an adhesive remover rated safe for automotive clear coat will lift it.

Our 50 sticker minimum is built for small businesses rather than one-off orders. The per sticker price falls sharply as quantity rises, so a run of 500 costs far less per unit than a run of 50.

Contractors, landscapers, real estate agents, delivery companies, and mobile service providers put matching decals on every vehicle in the fleet, so the same logo and phone number travel the whole service area. Small businesses also need stickers that survive winter road salt and weekly washing, which is where the 3M vinyl and laminate earn their place.

Small businesses ordering on a repeat schedule can register for wholesale pricing.

Choosing a Sticker Size for Vans and Work Trucks:

We print from 1.5 by 1.5 inches up to 48 by 48 inches, and anything larger takes a custom quote. Size the text rather than the graphic, because a logo that nobody can read from the next lane is doing no work. A common signage guide allows one inch of letter height for every ten feet of reading distance, so a phone number meant to be read from thirty feet needs letters near three inches tall. That puts most work van door decals well over a foot wide. Choose matte for fine lines, small text, and detailed logos, since gloss can throw glare that hides them.

Beyond business branding, custom car stickers turn up on club cars, school and sports team vehicles, fundraiser giveaways, and event handouts.

Drivers use them for causes they support, races they've finished, and designs they drew themselves. Whether you're advertising a business or expressing a personality, a sticker on a rear window gets read at every red light.

Every order includes a free digital proof, so you approve the artwork before anything prints. Orders are delivered in as little as 6 calendar days, and shipping is free on every product with no minimum purchase.

If you're weighing finishes, order a sample pack first and discover how your design looks in hand before committing to a full run.