Self Adhesive Vinyl Lettering

Our self adhesive vinyl is the best quality providing a life of 5 – 8 years depending on the environment.

The vinyl we supply is 70 micron calendered soft handle vinyl. Exterior durability is typically:

• Black and white 8 years
• Standard colours 7 years
• Metallic colours 5 years

Decals & graphics are delivered first class throughout Europe ready to apply.

Due to the nature of the vinyl it provides excellent conformity over rivets and corrugations making it ideal for high quality vehicle and marine graphics.

Banner vinyl is also available on request but not held in stock.

Vinyl colours

Many other colours available including metallic. Also window tinting film. Limosine black, silver & smoke grey.

Please note that the colours shown are a representation and are dependent on screen performance. If you require confirmation of the exact colour of the vinyl please ask for a sample.

Fonts and logos

We have access to over 1200 fonts and over 75,000 stock logos - ask for more details and advice.

If you have a particular font in mind let us know and we will do our best to accommodate you. If you need any help selecting a font we are here to help. Here are a few examples of some of the fonts:

How to apply the lettering

Here are some basic instructions on how to apply your vinyl lettering. We will supply comprehensive instructions with your vinyl order. If you need any help or advice please contact us and we will be happy to help.

1. Clean and de grease the area thoroughly.
2. Using a measuring tape mark out where you would like the lettering to be placed.
3. There is application tape on the top of the lettering and a backing sheet. Lift the lettering from the backing sheet with the application tape remaining - be careful that each letter comes away cleanly, use a scalpel/blade if necessary to help ease the letter away from the backing.
4. To aid placing the lettering correctly you can spray the area with a little water mist from a spray bottle (or use a mist with a very small amount of washing up liquid mixed in). This will allow you move the lettering slightly if it is not in quite the right place before you stick it down completely.
5. Using a plastic applicator squeeze out the water from underneath the lettering methodically from the centre out making sure that any bubbles are eliminated.
6. Spray more water over the placed lettering to soak it. You can then carefully remove the applicator tape off the lettering methodically by peeling it back flat from one side until it is off completely.
7. If there are any bubbles that you have missed you can prick them and squeeze the water out. Dry any excess water off carefully.