FAQ

Our minimum is 100 pieces across all cling types. Smaller sample or proof runs can be quoted case by case.

No. We regularly produce runs into the tens of thousands for multi-location retail, dealership groups, and promotional rollouts.

Yes. We can produce a pre-production proof so you can approve the physical cling — and test it on your glass — before we run the full order. Ask about terms when you request your quote.

Yes. You can combine types — say clear clings for one location and frosted privacy film for another — and the combined volume counts toward your price tier.

Yes. We keep your artwork, film, colors, and cut specs on file, so reorders match your previous run exactly and move faster.

No. Mockups are free with unlimited revisions until you approve. You only pay once the design is signed off and production begins.

Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG, or PDF) are ideal, especially for die-cut shapes. If you only have a photo or a PNG, our designers will recreate your logo print-ready at no charge.

Yes. We offer custom Pantone matching on screen-printed runs and accurate full-color UV printing, and we can add a white-ink underbase so color stays true on clear film and tinted glass.

Yes. Full-color UV printing reproduces multi-color logos, gradients, and photographic artwork edge to edge — ideal for one-way vision window graphics.

Yes. We die-cut clings to the exact contour of your artwork, so there’s no rectangle and no visible background — just your mark on the glass. Vector art gives the cleanest cut.

Unlimited, and always free, until you approve the mockup.

About 5 to 7 business days from approved mockup for standard runs; large one-way-vision panels or complex die-cuts may add a little time we’ll flag up front.

Yes. Rush is available for a firm store opening, event, or launch date — tell us your in-hands date and we’ll confirm what’s possible.

Nationwide across the U.S., and internationally on request. See our Shipping Policy for details.

Shipping is quoted with your order based on quantity and destination. Because clings are light and pack flat or roll compactly, bulk orders are economical to ship.

Yes. Provide a distribution list with your order and we’ll split the shipment — common for multi-location retail and dealership groups.

We make it right. If an order arrives defective or does not match your approved mockup, we remake or replace the affected pieces.

Bulk pricing is by quote; typical ranges run from about $0.60 per cling up to $4.50 at the 100-piece minimum, improving as the run grows and varying by size, film, and print method. Each product page shows its range.

Price depends on size, quantity, film, and decoration method. A quote is the only accurate number — and we return one within a business day.

All major credit cards, ACH bank transfer, and purchase orders for established companies and agencies.

Yes. If you have a comparable written quote, we’ll match or beat it — that’s our lowest-price guarantee.

Static-cling vinyl holds to smooth glass and other slick surfaces by static charge and surface contact — no glue involved. That’s why it repositions cleanly and peels off with no residue.

Clear for a see-through, floating look; white for bold contrast on tinted or busy glass; frosted for privacy and an etched-glass look; perforated one-way vision for a full-window graphic you can still see out of; die-cut for a contour-cut logo shape. Tell us your glass and we’ll recommend one.

Yes. They work on clean, smooth glass indoors and out, including vehicle and storefront windows. Apply to a clean, dry surface for the best hold; extreme heat or dirty glass can reduce cling, so we recommend interior-mount or one-way film for tough exterior spots.

Because they leave no adhesive, static clings are ideal for seasonal and changing graphics. With clean application they hold for months of display and can be lifted, stored flat, and reused for the next campaign.

Clean the glass, peel the cling from its backing, position it, and squeegee out any air from the center outward. To clean, wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth. To store, place it back on its backing sheet or a smooth surface and keep it flat.