The Highest Quality Stickers
No one can beat our quality. We will take the quality challenge with any sticker printing company on the planet. Seriously.
In order to print our custom outdoor stickers, we use the highest quality materials and inks available. Most companies use the cheapest materials they can get in order to save money. Our sticker material is custom made to our high standards.
Each silkscreen sticker is run through the press 7 times! We add 3 clear coats of Gloss UV-Protective ink and 4 passes of color. That, mixed with our special printing technique results in the best and highest quality stickers on the market.
For quality, when it comes to the choice between Silkscreen or Digital Sticker Printing, there is simply no contest.
Order Custom StickersThick Ink
Because of our unique sticker printing process, we run more coats of ink. Our inks are typically at least 5-10 times thicker than other silkscreen printers and at least 10x-20x thicker than digitally printed stickers.
In fact, a simple black and white sticker is not just black ink on white vinyl. It’s a combination of Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, Black and multiple passes of clear ink. The end result, even for a one color sticker, is very very thick ink.
Thick Liner Backing
10pt board backing to be precise. This is the average thickness of a postcard. Thick backing means your stickers are much more durable. Also, this way your stickers can double as throwing stars…
The Highest Quality Stickers
We literally screen 3 passes of clear UV protection. If you understand how labor intensive silkscreen printing is, you will think we’re crazy for spending that much time, effort, and material to add extra life to our stickers. We are crazy… crazy for the best stickers on the planet. (Yes, that last sentence was a smooth use of the English language.)
Permanent Aggressive Adhesive
Our stickers really stick. As they should. We are printing custom, outdoor caliber stickers. Not “My Pretty Pony” postage stamps… Right?
Order Custom Stickers3 thick coats of clear UV ink… We call it “Liquid Glass.”