Custom Truck Logo Decals for Pickup Trucks | Vinyl

Description

Custom vinyl truck logo decals printed in your choice of matte, gloss, clear or static cling finish, sized from 12 to 48 inches wide. Made for pickup owners who want their own logo or artwork on their truck.

Your Logo, Your Truck, Your Truck Logo Decals

You built the truck and the brand behind it, so why settle for a generic sticker off a shelf? Our custom truck logo decals are printed from your own artwork, whether that is a business logo, a racing number, a family crest or a design you sketched yourself. Send us your file and we cut and print it to your chosen width, from 12 inches up to 48 inches, so it fits tailgates, toolboxes, rear windows or full door panels. Every decal is produced to order in our shop on professional cast vinyl, so you get a clean edge, accurate color and a decal that looks like it belongs on the truck. This is the simplest way to turn a pickup into a rolling signature.

Four Finishes to Match Your Build

Pick the finish that fits the look you are going for. Matte gives a low-key, almost painted-on appearance that works well on flat or bedlined surfaces. Gloss adds shine and depth, which pops against factory paint. Clear vinyl is printed so the artwork blends with your paint color, great for subtle logos on glass or body panels. Static cling needs no adhesive at all, so it is a smart choice for truck show weekends, temporary branding or leased vehicles where you want to remove the decal without residue. All four options use the same printing process, so color and detail stay consistent no matter which finish you choose for your set.

Sizing a Set for Tailgate, Doors and Windows

Each order is sold as a set, which gives you flexibility across the truck. A common setup is one large decal for the tailgate paired with smaller matching pieces for the doors or rear window. Before you order, measure the flat area where each decal will sit and remember that the width you select is the overall width of the design. Curves, body lines and handles can affect how a large decal lays, so give yourself a little margin rather than sizing edge to edge. If your logo includes fine lettering or thin lines, larger sizes will hold that detail better than the smallest option. When in doubt, a paper template traced to size helps you preview placement.

How to Apply and Care for Your Decals

Application works best on a clean, dry surface above about 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Wash the area, remove any wax or polish with rubbing alcohol, and let it dry fully. Peel the backing, position the decal using the transfer tape, and press from the center outward with a squeegee or credit card to push out air. Work slowly on larger sizes and use a helper for wide pieces. After application, avoid pressure washing directly at the edges and skip automated brush washes for the first few days. Hand washing is the gentlest routine long term. If you need to remove a decal later, warm it gently with a hair dryer and peel it away slowly.

What you get

• Custom printed from your own logo or artwork file
• Sold as a set with width options from 12 to 48 inches
• Available in matte, gloss, clear and static cling finishes
• Printed on professional cast vinyl for detailed, accurate color
• Indoor or outdoor use on tailgates, doors, windows and toolboxes
• Cut to your design shape for a clean, painted-on look
• Made to order in our US shop

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What file do I need to send for my custom logo?

A vector file such as AI, EPS, SVG or PDF gives the sharpest results, especially at large sizes. High-resolution PNG files with a transparent background can also work for many designs. If you are unsure, send what you have and we will review it before printing.

How do I choose the right size for my truck?

Measure the flat surface where the decal will go, such as the tailgate or door panel, and pick a width that leaves a small margin on each side. The size you select is the overall width of the finished design. For very detailed logos, larger sizes hold fine detail better.

Can I remove the decal later without damaging paint?

Yes. Warm the decal gently with a hair dryer and peel it away slowly from one edge. Static cling finishes simply peel off with no adhesive at all, which makes them a good option for temporary use or leased trucks.