FAQs
A transfer sticker is created by cutting sticker material to a shape, graphic or text, and then removing the background. Transfer stickers are not printed on, but instead are cut from a colored sheet of vinyl.
How long do transfer stickers last? ›
When applied correctly and used in normal conditions, they can last several years. You can have full confidence in the longevity of our Custom Transfer Stickers, as they are designed to withstand outdoor conditions for up to five years.
Are transfer stickers permanent? ›
Rub-on transfers are not permanent. They are adhesive, which means they will stick to the surface you place them on.
What to do with transfer stickers? ›
To apply a custom transfer sticker, remove it from the paper backing by peeling away the transfer tape. The tape will hold the individual pieces of your sticker design in place while you position it on your desired surface.
How does a transfer decal work? ›
The first is the backing of the vinyl sheet. This is the paper layer that the vinyl is originally cut from. The second layer is the sticker itself, which is cut by our plotters to your exact design. Finally we add a top layer of transfer tape to allow you to place the sticker exactly where you want on your material.
How do you remove transfer stickers? ›
Start with a clean vehicle and follow these steps to keep your finish in good condition.
- Heat up the decal. Briefly run your heat gun or hair dryer over the surface of the decal. ...
- Peel it off. Use your fingers or something like a plastic card or putty remover to peel up the edges of the decal. ...
- Use your adhesive remover.
Custom transfer stickers make for easy application of intricate designs. Transfer decals are cut from single color black or white automotive grade vinyl. They are extremely durable and perfect for indoor and outdoor applications. Weatherproof, waterproof and dishwasher safe.
How long do rub-on transfers last? ›
Unused custom rub on transfers typically have a shelf life of about 6 months to 1 year before the adhesive starts to degrade. After that timeframe, they're generally still usable, but it might take extra effort in the application. Once applied, custom rub on transfers can last years without issue.
Are decals better than stickers? ›
Decals are generally considered to be more durable than stickers because they are printed onto a special type of paper that is designed to withstand wear and tear. In contrast, stickers are printed directly onto a backing material, which can be prone to tearing and peeling over time.
How can you tell the difference between stickers and decals? ›
Stickers and labels are usually smaller in nature and applied to smaller products such as laptops, water bottles, and other product packaging. Decals, on the other hand, are usually larger and applied to things such as walls, windows, floors, and vehicles.
an adhesive label or notice, generally printed or illustrated. label n. a small piece of paper, fabric, plastic, or similar material attached to an object and giving information about it. decal n. a design prepared on special paper for transfer onto another surface such as glass, porcelain, or metal.
