Built for the Australian sun
Cheap bumper stickers are printed on paper-backed stock with no laminate. Six months of sun and they fade, crack and leave adhesive behind. Ours use the same cast vinyl and UV laminate we use for outdoor signage, rated for seven years outdoors.
They come off cleanly too — warm the sticker gently and peel slowly and you will not damage factory paint.
What people put on vehicles
- Business and trade decalsTurn a work ute or van into signage — logo, phone, licence number.
- Classic bumper slogansRectangular stickers sized for a standard bumper or tailgate.
- Club and 4WD badgesDie-cut club emblems, track stickers and touring route badges.
- Window and rear-glass decalsCut-vinyl lettering and logos, including reverse-reading options.
- Caravan and boat graphicsMarine-tough stock for salt, spray and constant sun.
- QR code stickersPoint people at your website or reviews from the back of the vehicle.
Applying them properly
Wash and dry the panel first, then wipe it with isopropyl alcohol — wax and road film are what cause lifting edges, not the adhesive. Apply above 10°C, press from the centre outward, and leave it 24 hours before washing the car. Avoid a pressure washer directly on the edges for the first week.
Order
- Bumper stickers — weatherproof, standard bumper sizes.
- Die-cut stickers — custom shapes and club badges.
- Clear vinyl stickers — for glass and tinted windows.