Decals & Stickers

Riders, commuters, nurses, teachers, truckers and anyone who wants their vehicle or gear to say something personal shop this collection of decals and stickers. Some want a full MX graphics kit for a dirt bike helmet or number plates, while others just want a funny quote for a rear window. Every order is made to order in the USA with free shipping, printed on our stocked matte vinyl, gloss vinyl, static cling or clear vinyl.

What This Collection Includes

The range covers two broad groups: motocross graphics and humor decals. On the MX side you will find the MX Graphics Kit for Dirt Bike Helmets Decal Set, the Pit Bike Graphics Kit 110cc, the Mini Bike Number Plate Decal Set, and the MX Number Plate Background Decals Pair for dirt bikes. There are also component specific kits such as the Fork Guard Decal Set, the Rear Fender Decal Set for dirt bike MX graphics, Tank Grip Decals for dirt bikes and ATVs, and a Motocross Sponsor Sticker Set so your race machine can carry the look of a full factory build.

The humor side of the collection is built around quotes and memes that people love to stick on windows and bumpers. The Funny Sarcastic Car Decal Humor Quote Vinyl Sticker and the Mom Life Car Decal Funny Quote Vinyl Sticker are steady favorites. Pet owners grab the Funny Cat Meme Car Decal Vinyl Window Sticker Set and the Funny Dog Meme Car Decals Custom Vinyl Bumper Sticker. Coffee drinkers go for the Sarcastic Coffee Quote Funny Car Decals in custom sizes, while the Funny Fishing Car Decal Humor Truck Sticker Set suits the tackle crowd. There are also decals made for specific trades and passions, including the Funny Car Decals for Mechanics Shop Quote Vinyl, the Nurse Humor Car Decal Funny Quote Vinyl Sticker, Funny Car Decals for Truckers Humorous Quote Set, the Grilling Humor Car Decal Funny BBQ Quote Vinyl, Funny Car Decals for Campers Camping Humor Vinyl Sticker, and Funny Car Decals for Teachers Classroom Quote Decal Set. For a wider look at everything we print, browse our Vinyl Decals Stickers range.

How to Pick the Right Size for the Surface

Sizes are quoted in inches, from 12 up to 48, and the surface you are working with should drive your choice. A car side window or rear quarter glass usually takes a decal in the 12 to 18 inch range, while a full rear window on a truck or SUV can carry something larger. Bumpers, toolboxes, tailgates and coolers all have different proportions, so measure the flat area you want to cover before ordering rather than guessing.

For motocross graphics, match the decal to the panel. Number plate backgrounds and mini bike plate sets are sized to standard plate shapes, while fork guard, rear fender and tank grip kits are cut to follow the curves of those parts. If you ride a pit bike such as a 110cc, the Pit Bike Graphics Kit is designed for that class of machine. When in doubt, measure the panel at its widest and tallest points and compare that to the listed size. If you are outfitting a whole pit, shop or team, our Sticker Packs Bulk page covers multi pack ordering.

How to Fit a Large Decal

Surface prep comes first. Wash the area with warm water and a mild detergent, then remove any wax or residue with isopropyl alcohol and a lint free cloth. The surface should be completely dry before you start. Work in a shaded spot if you can, since a cool panel is easier to work with than a hot one, and avoid applying over fresh paint that has not fully cured.

Position the decal with masking tape along one edge as a hinge, check the alignment, then peel the backing away a little at a time while smoothing the film down. Use a squeegee or a plastic card wrapped in a soft cloth, working from the center outward in overlapping strokes. This pushes the film onto the surface evenly and gives trapped air somewhere to go. For large decals, peel and smooth in sections rather than removing the whole backing at once.

Air bubbles happen. Small ones often settle out on their own over the first day or two. If they do not, prick the edge of the bubble with a fine pin or the tip of a sharp blade and press the air out with your thumb or the squeegee, working from the far side toward the hole. Go slow and use light pressure so you do not stretch the film. Once the whole decal is down, go over it again with the squeegee and then peel the application tape back on itself at a low angle, not straight up.

Care and Removal

Decals hold up best when treated gently. Wash around them by hand with mild soap and a soft cloth or sponge, and skip high pressure washes and automatic brush washes, which can lift edges. Do not aim a pressure washer nozzle directly at the edge of a decal, and avoid scraping ice or snow off a stickered window with a metal blade. A plastic ice scraper used flat against the glass is a safer choice.

When it is time for a change, warm the decal with a hair dryer on a low setting to soften the adhesive, then peel it back slowly at a shallow angle, keeping the film close to the surface as it comes off. Warm it again if it resists. Any remaining adhesive can be rolled off with your fingers or lifted with isopropyl alcohol on a cloth. Static cling material is the easiest to remove, since it uses no adhesive at all and peels away clean, which makes it a good pick for temporary displays or leased vehicles.

What materials are these decals and stickers printed on?

Every order is printed on one of our four stocked materials: matte vinyl, gloss vinyl, static cling or clear vinyl. Matte vinyl gives a soft, non shiny finish, gloss vinyl adds shine and color pop, clear vinyl lets the surface show through around the design, and static cling applies without adhesive for a no residue option.

Can I put these decals on surfaces other than cars and trucks?

Yes. While the humor decals are popular on windows and bumpers, they also work on toolboxes, coolers, laptops, water bottles, trailers and smooth painted surfaces around the shop or garage. The MX kits are cut for dirt bike and pit bike panels, helmets and number plates, and the tank grip and fork guard sets fit the shaped parts they are named for.

How do I choose between adhesive vinyl and static cling?

Choose adhesive vinyl, in matte or gloss, when you want a longer lasting application on a window, bumper or body panel. Choose static cling when you want something you can reposition or remove often, such as a seasonal message or a decal on a leased vehicle, since it peels off clean with no adhesive residue.