Window Decals

Our window decals work best on smooth, flat surfaces like glass, windows, and acrylic. They are ideal for storefronts, vehicles, and other smooth surfaces.

Transparent vinyl and opaque vinyl are designed for both indoor and outdoor use and can last several years depending on exposure to weather conditions.

To apply:

- Clean the surface with a mild cleaner like rubbing alcohol to remove dust and oils.
- Position the decal on the surface before removing the backing to ensure accurate placement.
- Slowly peel off the backing paper to expose the adhesive. - Press the decal onto the surface from the center outward.
- Use a squeegee or credit card to smooth out air bubbles for a clean finish.

To remove:

- Peel off carefully by starting at one corner of the decal and gently peel it back. For vinyl decals with adhesive, it may take a little more effort, but they should come off in one piece.
- Use a heat gun or hair dryer if the vinyl decal is difficult to remove, use a heat gun or hair dryer on a low setting to soften the adhesive. Hold it a few inches away from the decal and heat it gently before peeling.
- Use adhesive remover if any adhesive residue is left behind, use an adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol to clean the surface. Apply the remover with a soft cloth and gently rub away the residue.
- Clean the surface after removing the decal and any leftover adhesive. Wipe the surface with a clean cloth to remove any remaining product.

Opaque and clear vinyl decals are intended for one-time use. Removing them may damage the adhesive, making them less effective if reapplied.

Yes, gently clean the window surface around the decal with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid direct scrubbing on the decal edges to preserve adhesion.