Custom Vinyl Lettering (Any Size, Any Color) for Cars, Trucks, Boats, Doors, Windows, Signs, Windshields, Letters, Numbers, Decal Stickers

Easy to use and look good! Remember when you first lay down on surface leave for 30 minutes before peeling the final clear strip. Letters will come off much better. If you do it to soon you will have issues.

Wanted to display my Jeep’s name and the decals went on easily and they adhered well after cleaning the surface with soapy water and then wiping it down with rubbing alcohol before installing decals using a soapy water solution and then I waited about 40 minutes before slowly removing the transfer tape followed by gliding over the vinyl with a microfiber towel to remove any remaining moisture that maybe left around the edges

After sending me a decal that was not exactly the right size, The seller went to a lot of trouble to get me exactly what I wanted (which was in this case not even a size that they made available on their Amazon website) free of extra charge! Great job 1060 Graphics! Be aware though that if the decals/stickers that you order are in the "1in x 3in" size might not come in exactly the LENGTH specified if you are ordering something more than 4 letters long. Buy from these guys!

Order came a week ahead of time. Great product exactly what I ordered very satisfied. I would recommend this company to anyone wanting signs

Been 2 weeks and so far it is holding up on the side of our mailbox. Id give a 5 but when you peel off the backing, the letters stay on the backing film so you have to kinda hold them on until you transfer

Looks great applying to trailer was fairly easy. Take your time worth the money. Pictures show what I tried to match. Before and after

Great product. Easy to design and apply. I lived that it was just 1 piece. This way it was aligned and I did not have to align each number separately. Woukd recommend and I would buy from them again.

I haven't written a review on Amazon in years. My current experience has led me to leave one now. Lately, I have been purchasing decals for my 2020 F-150. I am known as Superman at work. I have collected sci-fi-related items throughout my years on this planet. Superman is my call sign. My previous trucks were decked out in Superman decals. The inside of my current truck has Superman floormats, seat covers, door lights, etc. I figured it was time to dress my vehicle up with some decals. How did I apply them? I carefully got on top of my vehicle (doing the low crawl) from the bed of my truck. I stand 6'7" so once it was simple to reach the windshield while lying across the top. The best way to center the graphic is to bring the ends together and place a dot with a marker at the midpoint. Then, I used the defrost grid around my rear-view mirror to align the banner. All-in-all, it was a flawless process to apply the banner. If you are looking for decals, I recommend this seller.For those people complaining about bubbles, I have the so the solution for you.1. Clean the area that you are going to apply your decals. That is a must! Any grit or dirt will cause bubbling.2. Allow your decals to absorb some sun for a day.3. Grab an X-acto knife.4. Apply ever so slight pressure with the point of the knife to the center of each bubble. You juts want to pierce the bubble. The blade does not need to be applied to where the tip touches the surface the decal is applied to.5. Carefully rub over the bubbled area(s). They are now gone.In a perfect world, decals would be applied in a dust-free environment. That's just not going to happen. Clothes get wrinkles coming out of the dryer at times and decals will obtain bubbling at times when applied to a surface. You can iron out your wrinkles and you can do what I stated above to remove the bubbles.If you rush through removing the backing of the decals, you will overly stretch the decal and promote bubbling.So, before you come back to post complaints, ask yourself, "Did you clean the surface first, did you rush through the application process, and did you use the remedy above to remove the bubbles?"Look at the "R" in my decal in the Superman lettering. I actually had to remove it and reapply it when I got home. Why? I didn't realize the collision camera was beneath it. My truck kept sounding off the "clean your camera" alert. I returned home, carefully removed the "R", trimmed it to where it was no longer blocking the camera, and reapplied it. The adhesive material is still going strong. I drive to and from work via I-95. I drive at speeds 60-70 mph. That modified portion of my decal is still intact.