Vinyl: Vinyl is single colored and is specially made to be water resistant with the ability to stick to the majority of surfaces.

Graphic Film: Graphic Film is printed, which is allowed for more versatile color range, and die-cut for better results.

Perforated: Perforated material is printed and can be applied on building windows to be seen from the outside but see-through in the inside. 

Vinyl: Single color die-cut vinyls can last from 7-8 years.

Graphic Film: Graphic Film is printed and laminated to last 6-10 years while also reducing color fading.

Perforated: Perforated window decals can last 1-2 years under the right conditions.

• Window Decals: Die-cut vinyl decals are often applied to windows of businesses, storefronts, or vehicles to showcase logos, hours of operation, or promotional offers. They can also be used for decorative purposes in homes or offices.

• Wall Murals: Large-scale die-cut vinyl graphics can transform blank walls into eye-catching murals. They are popular in commercial spaces such as retail stores, restaurants, and offices, as well as in residential settings for adding personality to exterior décor.

• Event Signage: Die-cut vinyls are used for event signage such as banners, posters, backdrops, and promotional displays. They can be customized to match event themes and branding.

• Wayfinding Signage: Outdoor wayfinding signage guides people to their destination in parks, campuses, shopping centers, and public spaces. Die-cut vinyls can be applied to signs, posts, or pavement to provide clear directional arrows, maps, and location markers.