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Taking care of your new decal!

Why care for your decals? Proper care helps maintain the appearance of the decal, keeping it looking vibrant and attractive. This is especially important for decorative decals used in branding, signage, or personal expression. By caring for your vinyl decals, you extend their lifespan. This is crucial for businesses using decals for branding purposes, as it ensures that their investment lasts longer and provides ongoing value.

By extending the lifespan of your vinyl decals through proper care, you contribute to sustainability efforts by reducing the need for frequent replacements and minimizing waste.

Cleaning

Clean your decals regularly to ensure they always look their best!

Hand Wash Only

Using automatic car washes can scratch or even tear your vinyl.

Pat Dry

Pat dry to avoids scratching your decal with any dirt that could have been missed.

Enjoy

Step back and enjoy your shiny decal!

Maintaining vinyl decals on a fleet or on your personal vehicle involves a combination of regular cleaning, inspection, and preventive measures. Here’s a detailed guide to help you keep your fleet’s decals in top condition:

1. Regular Cleaning

  • Hand Wash: Use a mild soap and water solution with a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid abrasive materials or brushes that could scratch the decals.
  • Avoid High Pressure: Refrain from using high-pressure washers as they can lift the edges of the decals or cause them to peel.
  • Dry Properly: Use a clean microfiber cloth to dry the decals or allow them to air dry. Avoid using high heat or direct sunlight for drying.

2. Inspect and Maintain

  • Frequent Inspections: Regularly check the decals for signs of peeling, lifting, fading, or damage. Address any issues promptly to prevent further deterioration.
  • Edge Care: Pay special attention to the edges of the decals, as these areas are more prone to peeling. If you notice lifting, gently press the edges back down or seek professional help if necessary.

3. Protect from Environmental Factors

  • Sunlight: Excessive exposure to sunlight can cause fading over time. Park vehicles in shaded areas or use vehicle covers when possible.
  • Debris and Contaminants: Avoid parking under trees or in areas prone to bird droppings or sap. Clean off any contaminants promptly to prevent damage.
  • Weather: In harsh weather conditions, such as snow or extreme heat, use covers or shelters to protect the decals. In winter, avoid scraping ice directly off decals.

4. Avoid Harsh Chemicals

  • Mild Cleaners: Stick to mild, non-abrasive cleaning solutions. Avoid using solvents, bleach, or harsh chemicals that can damage the vinyl.
  • Test Products: If you’re unsure about a cleaning product, test it on a small, inconspicuous area first.

5. Preventive Measures

  • Avoid Sharp Objects: Prevent decals from coming into contact with sharp objects that could cause tearing or scratching.
  • Regular Maintenance Schedule: Set up a regular maintenance schedule for cleaning and inspecting the vehicle to catch any issues early.

6. Professional Help

  • Repairs: For any significant damage or issues, consult a professional who specializes in vinyl decals. They can provide repairs or replacements as needed.
  • Replacements: If decals become too damaged or worn, replacement by a professional may be necessary to maintain a professional appearance.


By following these care tips, you can keep your vinyl wrap looking fresh and extend its life on your vehicle.

Taking Care of your New Apparel!

To Ensure your apparel lasts as long as possible, Follow these simple steps: 

Turn Inside-out

Before washing your shirt, flip it inside out. This protects the design from rubbing against other clothes, reducing wear and tear.

Cold Water Only

​Wash your apparel in cold water to prevent the heat from down any adhesive that could cause the design to peal.

Use Gentle Cycle

Choose a Gentle or delicate cycle to minimize the apparels exposure to harsh agitation.

Avoid Bleach and Softeners

These can damage the design. Stick to mild detergents instead.

Low Heat Dry

​Hang your shirt to dry or use a low heat setting in the dryer. High heat can cause the design to ward or peal.