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Vinyl Lettering Just How You Need It

Choose from over 30 different colors of vinyl and have your lettering, numbering, or business logo cut to the exact shape you need for indoor or outdoor use.

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  • Easy-to-Use Online Design Tool
  • Over 70 Fonts Available
  • Wide Range of Custom Sizes
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  • Vector Artwork Required (ai, eps, svg, pdf)
  • Most fonts and designs acceptable
  • Need help with files, uploading or design? Check out our Free Design Services!

(Text effects such as gradients, shadows, borders, slants, etc. are not possible with vinyl lettering. For these effects please use our custom wall decals.)


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What is Vinyl Lettering?

Vinyl Lettering

Vinyl lettering includes lettering, numbering, and shapes that are individually cut out from a sheet of solid colored, 2-mil vinyl and then pre-spaced and placed onto pre-masked transfer tape (the number of transfer tape sheets used will depend on the size of your vinyl lettering and amount of colors used). This allows the lettering to be easily installed as one piece, creating a clean and professional look. You have the option to choose the standard print surface or have it made to be displayed inside glass.

Our vinyl lettering will stick on almost any flat, nonporous surface. Some surfaces vinyl lettering will work on include glass, windows, walls, storefronts, cars/trucks, and boats. Scale is no problem! We can provide the perfect fit for every display surface, big or small. We can print vinyl lettering as large as 24” x 60” in size.

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Our vinyl lettering has over 30 different colors to choose from, including specialty colors such as frosted, fluorescent, gold, and silver. You are also able to incorporate multiple colors into your lettering design.



Common Uses For Vinyl Lettering

Vinyl lettering is one of the most versatile tools for marketing. Since it’s made of durable, high-quality vinyl, it can be used both indoors and outdoors. It sticks to most surfaces and is weather-resistant. Below are some of the most popular uses for vinyl lettering:


Popular Vinyl Lettering Templates

Start Your Vinyl Lettering Project With Free Templates

No need to be an artist to start designing your own vinyl lettering! We offer a large selection of free templates you can use and build upon. All you need to do is pick one you like and customize as you see fit. Seeking inspiration? Here are some of our most popular premade templates:

3-Step Guide on Customizing our Vinyl Lettering Templates

  1. Choose a template that you would like to use.
  2. Customize using our online design tool. You can change the text, colors, or shapes of the design.
  3. Once you’re happy with the artwork, complete the order process and checkout.

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Easy to Apply and Made to Last

  • Pre-spaced and pre-masked for easy all at once install
  • Works on many different smooth, nonporous surfaces
  • Made from durable vinyl designed to last over 8 years and avoid cracking and embrittlement
  • UV-resistant
  • Water-resistant

Have Your Design Standard or Reverse Cut

You can choose either Standard or Reverse Cut for your vinyl lettering. Standard Cut makes it so each letter and object in your design will be cut directly out of the vinyl material, leaving no background. With Reverse Cut, each element in your design will be cut away from the background of the vinyl material. With Standard Cut the price of your vinyl lettering is based off of the size of your actual design, whereas with Reverse Cut the price will be based off of the size of the square/rectangle you are having your design cut out of.

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Standard Cut

(Design Cut From Material)
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Reverse Cut

(Design Cut Out of Material)

Additional Specs

  • Thickness

    .002" (2-mil or 50 microns; about the thickness of half of a sheet of copy paper)

  • UV Resistance

    UV protectants in the material for 5-10 years of outdoor vibrancy

  • Estimated Lifespan

    Approximately 8 years depending on climate and use

  • Temperature Range

    -40F to 225F

  • Installation Method

    Pre-Masked Transfer Tape

  • Print Method

    Cut, not printed, from vinyl sheet

  • Uses

    Indoor and Outdoor. Business storefronts and windows, walls, home decor, cars, trucks, boats, etc


Vinyl Lettering Fonts and Strokes Guide

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How to Install Vinyl Lettering

All of our vinyl lettering comes pre-spaced and pre-masked with transfer tape, making installation a simple, all-at-once process. Follow the step by step instructions below to help you get it installed exactly as you want it. The instructions below are for one-color and simple two-color letters and graphics. For orders with complex two-color designs or three or more colors, due to both production and installation quality purposes, you will install your vinyl lettering layer by layer for the same seamless and professional look.

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Thoroughly clean and dry the surface where the lettering will be installed.

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After measuring and marking your intended installation location if necessary, apply a horizontal strip of masking or painters tape to the top of the graphic with the top half of the tape on the intended surface, creating a hinge.

Note: Designs with three or more colors will require you to place individually colored layers on your wall. Two vinyl dots (one in the upper left corner and one in the bottom right corner of each layer) will be used to help align individual layers.
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Hold the bottom edge of the hinged graphic away from the intended surface and remove the back liner (which is different from the transfer tape), revealing the sticky backing of your lettering or graphic. Be careful not to allow the exposed adhesive to touch the surface.

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Using a squeegee*, apply pressure to the front or pre masked side of your lettering, placing the graphic onto the intended surface. Squeegee from left to right from the top down. If creases or bubbles develop, carefully lift the graphic and re-squeegee it.

*Available for purchase with vinyl lettering.

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Once in place without creases or bubbles, squeegee the entire lettering or graphic to ensure the adhesive is firmly attached to the surface.

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Gently remove the pre-mask transfer tape, starting at a top corner. If any vinyl begins to come off the wall, use your squeegee to firmly adhere it back to the wall and continue peeling away the premask.

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Laying the liner over the graphic with the shiny side facing you, apply hard pressure with the squeegee, removing any stubborn air bubbles.

As noted above, for vinyl lettering with three or more colors your order will have one layer per color. Repeat steps 2-7 and use the registration marks in the upper left and bottom right corners to ensure proper alignment and installation.

Care

Your vinyl lettering can be washed on a regular basis with a damp non-abrasive rag. This will clear it of dust or grime without damaging the lettering. Do not use strong cleaners or scrub vigorously as both of these actions may damage and/or peel away the lettering from the surface where applied.

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Create your custom vinyl lettering with the easiest and simplest design tool in the signage industry. Upload images, create objects, add text, adjust sizing, change color, and so much more!
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Q:
You mention vinyl lettering is available in 30 colors, but I cannot find a list of those colors anywhere.
Asked 3 days ago by Mimi B.
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The color palette is what we have online and not the list of colors available. Usually, customers contact us via chat or call and we send them a list of the colors available. The list of colors available below:

White

Black

Perfect match red

Bright orange

Bright yellow

bright green

teal

intense blue

purple

magenta

russett brown

antique white

medium gray

cardinal red

light orange

primrose yellow

apple green

aqua

powder blue

ice blue

dark violet

tan

pearl gray

dark gray

burgundy

intense orange

sunflower

dark green

bermuda blue

royal blue

royal purple

process magenta

deep mahogany

frosted

silver

gold

fluorescent orange

fluorescent yellow

fluorescent green

Q:
Hello! If I overlap two images to form a single image, will those be printed as a single vinyl piece or as two separate pieces?
Asked 13 days ago by WILLIAM V.
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If you order one item, it will be printed on single banner. You can certainly upload your PDF artwork and set it up in our online design tool.

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If uploading my own artwork for vinyl lettering, where is the option located to choose the color of vinyl? The original artwork is a 70% black color but shows up as 100% black in the design window.
Asked a month ago by Dawn G.
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Vinyl lettering is not printed but uses colored vinyl, we are unable to guarantee the colors will match a specific color you are looking for. The colors you see on screen (using standard settings) should be fairly close to the product you actually receive. However, we use a standard color set of vinyl and are happy to provide you the names of the colors we have in stock. You may also use the online design tool so you can select the featured and specialty colors available.

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Do you offer vinyl adhesive lettering in a night reflective material? If so what color? Thank you
Asked a month ago by Kim
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The material we use for vinyl lettering is not reflective. We can take note of your inquiry and maybe we can have reflective material at night in the future. 

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i would like to order some custom lettering but would like it in gold. How do i do that?
Asked a month ago by Sharon B.
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You have to make your design in gold color to make sure we find a vinyl to cutout in gold color as well.

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Will these stick on a painted (smooth) outside door that is pretty much covered from rain/snow/elements? And, I'm not very talented in the "art" department... will I be able to stick these on myself and make it look good?
Asked 2 months ago by Xav
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Generally speaking, the principle of vinyl lettering usage is that it will work on a smooth, non-porous surface. Thus metal, glass, plastic, painted drywall, tile, painted wood, and more are great places to put your lettering. It will not work on porous surfaces, even if such a surface is including in the previous sentence. For example, untreated and rough wood will not work, while painted or treated wood most likely will. Specific places where it will not work include brick, cinderblock, heavily textured surfaces, stucco, unfinished wood, concrete, some types of wallpaper, paneling, etc.

You may follow the instructions on this PDF file for the step by step process in applying you vinyl lettering. 

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How do I remove 8" tall vinyl strip from the window. Can I apply it or special liquid, ie turpentine or stripping paste. I tried a blade, but found it ineffective to even get it started.
Asked 2 months ago by Kasia B.
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You can try removing it using a wall putty blade. You can use water or alcohol when you try to remove it.

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how do I apply my vinyl letter decal
Asked 2 months ago by Rachael C.
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You may follow the instructions on this PDF file for the step by step process in applying you vinyl lettering. 

 

Q:
I want to install on the inside of my business windows instead of the outside, is this possible?
Asked 3 months ago by Beth B.
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Of course! Just choose the inside glass for your print surface when choosing your specifications. 

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I have a PDF file for the image but your software will not except for it is a raster file. How do I work around this?
Asked 3 months ago by May S.
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You may try to recreate your artwork using our free online design tool. Otherwise, you may try to avail our design services. Click the link below to get started:

https://www.signs.com/design-services/