Stickers on sheets, on rolls and cut to size, plus posters and classic printed matter. From a small seal sticker to a large window sticker.
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Stickers & printing
The surface determines the choice. On glass you can stick on the inside with a mirror-image version, which protects the sticker from weather and scratches. On rough walls and on powder-coated surfaces, film adheres noticeably worse — there a quick test beforehand is sensible.
Sticker sheets are the handiest if you hand them out by hand. Stickers on rolls work for large quantities and for packaging work, because they can be peeled off quickly one after another. Contour-cut stickers follow the shape of your logo and look neatest on a window or car.
A laminate layer protects the ink against scratches, cleaning products and sun. Indoors that's often unnecessary; for stickers on a car, on a door that gets touched a lot, or in a spot in full sun, it's worth it.
Yes, then we print it as a mirror image on a film that sticks on the glass side. That way the sticker is protected from weather and vandalism.
With removable film, generally not, especially if the sticker hasn't been in place for years. Permanent film on a rough surface can leave residue.
