Static clings
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What temperature range do static clings tolerate?
Static clings have a minimum application temperature of +40°F with a service temperature of 20°F to 200°F. For application, it's imperative that clings are applied as close to room temperature as p...
Static clings have a minimum application temperature of +40°F with a service temperature of 20°F to 200°F. For application, it's imperative that clings are applied as close to room temperature as possible. -
How do I apply a static cling?
The surface must be clean, smooth and as close to room temperature as possible. Cold surfaces reduce the cling of the vinyl. Small decals (12” x 12” or smaller) may be applied dry. Large decals (12...
The surface must be clean, smooth and as close to room temperature as possible. Cold surfaces reduce the cling of the vinyl. Small decals (12” x 12” or smaller) may be applied dry. Large decals (12” x 12” or larger) should be applied by wetting the surface and the static cling with glass cleaner or a soap and water mixture. For either dry or wet application, use a squeegee, credit card or something similar to smooth the decal onto the surface. -
Do you offer static cling samples?
Currently, we do not offer static cling samples.
Currently, we do not offer static cling samples. -
How thick are your static clings?
Our static clings without the liner are 7 +/- mils thick. Keep in mind, mil is not short for millimeter. Mil is a commonly used measurement for products like stickers and static clings.
Our static clings without the liner are 7 +/- mils thick. Keep in mind, mil is not short for millimeter. Mil is a commonly used measurement for products like stickers and static clings. -
Are static clings laminated?
Static clings do not feature a laminate.
Static clings do not feature a laminate. -
Can static clings be used outdoors?
Because they do not have adhesive, static clings should only be used outdoors in temporary situations as weather and humidity can alter their cling ability.
Because they do not have adhesive, static clings should only be used outdoors in temporary situations as weather and humidity can alter their cling ability. -
How do static clings work?
Static clings adhere through suction with the natural static created on a surface.
Static clings adhere through suction with the natural static created on a surface. -
What kind of material are your static clings made from?
Our static clings are made from premium, self-clinging white vinyl.
Our static clings are made from premium, self-clinging white vinyl. -
What’s the difference between clear stickers and static clings?
Our clear stickers are made of a premium, thick vinyl and are most often used for promotion and handed out individually or included within packaging. They’re great for outdoor, long term use. Sta...
Our clear stickers are made of a premium, thick vinyl and are most often used for promotion and handed out individually or included within packaging. They’re great for outdoor, long term use. Static clings are made with a self-clinging white vinyl material which requires no adhesive and tend to be used for temporary installations, such as window displays, oil change reminders, and temporary promotions. They can be applied to be viewed from the inside or the outside of a window. They’re also a great option if you plan to reuse the graphic. They have no adhesive and can easily be removed, reused and repositioned. -
How long can static clings retain their clinging ability?
Static clings are used for temporary applications, up to about 3 months. Temperature, wind and rain may also limit their cling ability.
Static clings are used for temporary applications, up to about 3 months. Temperature, wind and rain may also limit their cling ability. -
What is a static cling sticker?
Static clings are a type of sticker that holds firmly to any smooth surface without using adhesive. They are made from thin, white vinyl which naturally adheres to glass and other smooth surfaces....
Static clings are a type of sticker that holds firmly to any smooth surface without using adhesive. They are made from thin, white vinyl which naturally adheres to glass and other smooth surfaces. Use static clings for branding windows or any other clean, non-porous surface. Static clings can be peeled off and reapplied multiple times. This makes static clings great for seasonal or temporary uses, while still being durable enough for permanent use. Clings are best indoors. They can be used outdoors but the following conditions will reduce their lifespan: high humidity temperatures below 20°F or above 200°F precipitation -
What kind of finish do static clings have?
Our static clings feature a lustre finish.
Our static clings feature a lustre finish. -
Are you able to print white ink on static clings?
Our static clings are printed on white material and therefore, will not be printed with white ink. Any white ink in your artwork will be the white of the static cling and will not be printed.
Our static clings are printed on white material and therefore, will not be printed with white ink. Any white ink in your artwork will be the white of the static cling and will not be printed. -
Can I write on your static clings?
Yes, you can! We find permanent markers and ballpoint pens work best. Depending on the type of ink used, you may need to give the ink chance to dry before using your static clings.
Yes, you can! We find permanent markers and ballpoint pens work best. Depending on the type of ink used, you may need to give the ink chance to dry before using your static clings. -
Are static clings weatherproof?
No. Static clings are not intended for extended outdoor use. Static clings should only be used outdoors in temporary situations.
No. Static clings are not intended for extended outdoor use. Static clings should only be used outdoors in temporary situations.