Rear Windscreen Vynil

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Rear Windscreen Vynil

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Just a quick post wanting to know if anyone knows where I can purchase those vynils, where I can have a logo or text stuck on my rear windscreen?

Basically I would like to do a bit of self promotion by having my website address written in white, and possibly my logo in black on both the passenger and driver side doors on my Fiat Bravo.

Any help would be appreciated as I'm not fully sure what they are called.
 
yellow pages will have your local places, check for vinyl graphic / embroidery / print companies. we have a few companies around here that do custom graphics for business vehicles and the prices arent bad. or if you enjoy pain and your wallet is a bit heavy go to halfords, they'll make you some crap ones for a few million squid that arent anything like what you wanted.
 
if you cut the vinyl down to a size that will fit your printer you can print designs on the paper backing (flip the image first) and then cut out the design with scissors.
 
Thanks for all the help guys. I can take the option where I cut the vinyl down to a size suitable for my printer, in order to print my logo as I don't want it to be fairly large anyway. As for the lettering on the back though, to represent the website, I could take the same route but applying it in a straight line would be a bit of a headache. I'd prefer a method where I could apply one whole piece and as I peel it off, the letters remain. Hope that makes sense. I suck at trying to explain something I don't even know exists :p
 
stick letters on the rear window and use one of the demister elements as a line to keep it all straight. dont forget to use a spacer to maintain a constant gap between letters
 
cut out the letters with a scalpel and then put them back in the holes where they came from. Stick some masking tape over the top (non sticky side) then take off the bits you don't want leaving the stickers and the masking tape. remove backing from vinyl and apply. carefully remove masking tape.
 
If you still want the custom made route, try:

www.jgdecals.co.uk

He should be more than happy to sort you out if you ring him, he sorted me with custom lettering for my models, but its the same thing!

He provided the website lettering and the JG logo (of course), on this shell:

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