Logo Stickers

Reflective stickers are often used for visibility and safety purposes. They are designed to reflect light back to its source, making them highly visible in low-light conditions. Some common uses of reflective stickers include:

• Road safety: Reflective stickers are commonly used on vehicles, bicycles, and road signs to improve visibility and reduce the risk of accidents.
• Industrial safety: Reflective stickers are often used in industrial settings to mark equipment, machinery, and hazards. This improves visibility for workers and reduces the risk of accidents.
• Decorative purposes: Reflective stickers are also used for decorative purposes, such as on clothing or in art projects. They can add an eye-catching and unique element to a design.

Overall, reflective stickers are a versatile tool for improving visibility and safety in a variety of settings.

The lifespan of a sticker depends on the material and where it's placed. Vinyl stickers with adhesive can last up to 5 years, while cling stickers typically last up to 6 months. Specialty materials like glow-in-the-dark vinyl are not meant for long-term outdoor use but can last indoors for up to 5 years. Perforated film, designed for one-way visibility, will last up to 3 years.

For more detailed information on the materials we offer, visit our sticker materials page.

Clear vinyl stickers come with our standard adhesive, which lasts up to 5 years. You can also choose from other options, including light adhesive or static cling, which contains no adhesive at all.

Yes, reflective stickers are removable. However, the ease of removal may vary depending on the surface they are applied to and how long they have been in place.

Reflective stickers are designed to last up to 5 years, maintaining their visibility and durability throughout this period.

Yes, our glow in the dark stickers are dishwasher safe, ensuring they remain vibrant even after multiple washes.

Front-facing stickers are typically used by adhering them to the inside of a window. This option is especially popular for parking permit stickers, as they can be easily applied to the inside of a car window or windshield, ensuring they are visible while being protected from weather damage.

Applying glow in the dark stickers is easy�just use the simple peel and stick method.

Custom reflective stickers are 17.7 mil thick.

Yes, clear stickers are always laminated with a gloss finish to protect them and maintain their crystal-clear appearance.

Perforated film has an average durability of 1 year.

Perforated film can be removed like other vinyl materials. Start by using your fingernail to peel it up. If you're having difficulty, you can use a blade to help lift the edges. Removal is easiest in warm temperatures.

Our perforated film is white on the front where the image is printed and black on the back with a clear adhesive.

Our stickers come in a variety of thicknesses based on material type and lamination options. Please see the table below to find the thickness of the sticker material you are looking for. We have included the thickness of the sticker alone as well as when it is still secured to the backing.

Sticker Material Thickness

Applying your stickers is easy! We provide detailed instructions on our Application Instructions page, and a set of these instructions will be included with each sticker order.

Clear stickers are 8.27 mil thick with the backing and 4.33 mil thick without it. For more information about clear sticker material, visit our sticker materials page.

Glow in the dark stickers can glow for up to one hour in the dark, with the brightest glow occurring during the first ten minutes.

Perforated window film stickers work by using a printed surface that appears solid from the outside while allowing visibility from the inside. The film contains tiny holes, creating a mesh-like appearance when viewed up close. The size of these holes determines the level of transparency.

We offer two types of perforated film: 50/50 and 70/30. The first number refers to the amount of printable space, and the second number indicates the amount of open, see-through space. 70/30 film has more print space and less see-through space, making it harder to see through. In contrast, 50/50 film has less printable space and more see-through space, offering greater visibility from the inside.

No, glow in the dark stickers are not laminated because the extra layer of film would prevent light from charging the vinyl and reduce the glow effect. However, our glow in the dark stickers are printed with durable and vibrant UV ink to ensure they remain bright and long-lasting.

Perforated film stickers are often used for advertising purposes on storefronts and cars. They are excellent for covering large surface areas, making it easy for viewers to read about a sale from a distance. The film is see-through from the inside, allowing employees and customers to still see out of the storefront windows. This one-way visibility is ideal for storefront windows and doors.

Perforated film is also popular for car advertisements for the same reason. You can easily add perforated film with information about your business to the back of a car window, allowing your brand to be marketed on the road while maintaining visibility for the driver.

In addition to business uses, perforated film can be a fun way to add some personal flair to your car or home! The see-through film can help block the sun's rays and provide additional privacy.

At Carstickers.com, we measure and price all our stickers based on square inches. To calculate the square inches of a sticker, simply multiply the width by the height. For example, a sticker that is 4�W x 4�H (4 inches wide and 4 inches high) and a sticker that is 2�W x 8�H (2 inches wide and 8 inches high) will cost the same because both are 16 square inches.

These measurements are based on the widest and tallest areas of the sticker's shape, measured from left to right and top to bottom in a straight line.

Please note: The measurements are taken when the design is upright and in the same position as it will be applied. This ensures that the sticker you order will fit in the intended space. For example, while a diamond-shaped sticker could theoretically be rotated 45 degrees and measured as a square, a 3�x3� diamond and a 3�x3� square rotated 45 degrees are not the same size and will not fit in the same space.