Full Color Logo Decal

Explanation on Vinyl Lettering

Unlike many forms of 'printed' signage, our Open Hour Decals, are not printed, rather, they are cut. What this means is that each letter, number, punctuation, and/or graphic elements are individually cut, using a state-of-the-art vinyl cutting machine. In the case of Full Color Open Hour Decals, the logo part would be printed in full color and then contour cut around the logo.

The major significance is that because all of the letters are cut, the background of the sign is effectively the surface onto which you apply the decals.

So when you are choosing your vinyl lettering color, please make sure to choose a color that is most contrasted from the surface to which these decals are applied.

Do I have to install each and every letter individually?

Gosh no, that would be an absolutely nightmare to align and space out each letter correctly.

The entire design is affixed via a single sheet of transfer tape that holds the letters in place. You install the entire design as one single piece and then remove the transfer tape, leaving just the letters and shapes on the surface.

What material are the vinyl lettering made from?

We use Oracal 651 for our vinyl lettering signage. We find it to be easy to handle while being at a price point that isn't too intimidating for most small business owners.

Oracal 651 Specs:

• Finish: Gloss
• Adhesive: Solvent based permanent - PERFECT INDOORS / OUTDOORS!
• Indoor Durability: 10+ years
• Outdoor Durability: 6+ years
• Thickness: 2.5 mil
• Waterproof: Yes
• Application: Originally designed for fleet vehicle graphics. Perfect choice for cars, trucks, and windows!