What is a decal?
By definition, a vinyl decal is a transfer of an image from one medium/sheet to another. Decals are typically more artistic in their design than stickers. They are made in much larger formats, and usually come in multiple pieces that can be adjusted accordingly.
Decals are intended to be used permanently or for longer periods of time than a sticker or a label. To increase their lifespan, we only use high-quality vinyl materials. We also add a weatherproof lamination to protect your decal from the elements.
These features add durability to your custom vinyl decal. This keeps the imagery and color brighter and sharper for a longer period of time.
What material are your floor decals produced from?
Our floor decals are made with a matte vinyl with a removable adhesive. We offer both short-term and long-term options for multiple types of events.
What material is your perforated window decal made out of?
Our perforated window decals are made of an adhesive-backed vinyl with two variations of perforation density:
- 50:50 : This ratio of perforation is D.O.T. approved and is suitable for vehicle application.
- 70:30 : This ratio allows for more of the material to be printed on. It reduces visibility through the material; thus, this is only recommended for building windows (such as storefronts.)
Will wall decals damage the wall or surface where it is applied?
Our wall decals are made with a polyester-based material with a low-adhesive backing. You can remove it residue free for up to one year, when properly installed and maintained.
What is vinyl lettering?
Vinyl lettering typically consists of individual letters cut from an adhesive-backed vinyl. It is pre-masked with transfer tape for easy application.