Our large range of custom auto graphics created by decal specialist are made of premium quality, self adhesive vinyl and are easily applied by the customer to their vehicle.

Whether you are looking for custom decals, tribal graphics, flames, lettering, stripes or other graphics, we carry over 150 designs in stock and have over 2,500 designs in our database. All designs are available in many colors. We also can create personalized lettering, graphics and logos!

All decals are one solid color of your choice and can be applied on your car, car window, truck, SUV, motorcycle, mini van, RV, kayak, snowmobile, home or office windows, helmets, plastic, wood, metal or any other smooth, nonporous, wax free surface.

All of our graphics are made of high quality industrial grade weather-resistant vinyl, with an average outdoor life of 5-7 years. They are the same material used for semi-trucks and outdoor signs.

1. Prepare surface where decal/lettering is to be applied by thoroughly cleaning surface with glass cleaner or rubbing alcohol. Surface must be clean of dirt, dust, oil and wax.
   
   
2. Carefully measure and mark location (grease pencil or crayon will work) where decal/lettering is to be placed (use window edge or body section as a starting point to insure design is straight to vehicle.
   
   
3. Use masking tape on top edge to secure in marked location. Lift design and start peeling backing off of decal (exposing the sticky side of the decal). Be sure to expose only the upper half of the decal. DO NOT ALLOW THE ADHESIVE SIDE TO TOUCH THE VEHICLE SURFACE. Once adhesive touches surface it is permanent. (To make your installation easier Application fluid is recommended for beginners.) *
   
   
4. Starting from the top center, very slowly and firmly start to apply adhesive (sticky) side of the piece to the application surface with a plastic squeegee (plastic credit card will work well). Once you have applied the upper half of the decal, remove the rest of the wax backing and follow the above procedure.
   
   
5. Start removing the transfer tape by peeling from one of the upper corners. Peel tape back directly over itself to help eliminate bubbles. Any small bubbles left may be removed by poking a small hole with a needle and then push the air out of the bubble with your finger.