Vinyl Black

Vinyl Black

What are Vinyl Stickers?

In a nutshell, vinyl stickers are stickers with an adhesive backing, which are coated with vinyl. This vinyl coating is what makes them very durable to the outer elements and the attraction for vinyl stickers to be used on just about anything. Beside the main aim of promoting your business or cause, some stickers end up on school books, shirts and even windows. There are several types of vinyl stickers, and to explain briefly, they are:

Adhesive Vinyl:

This is a plastic PVC sticker which is very durable and so unlike paper stickers these can withstand outdoor conditions and can be wiped for cleaning giving them a very long life. This vinyl comes in a variety of different types, Permanent or Removable, Black Back for no "Show Through" of light or what is underneath, Crack Back for an easy peal reverse and a special Livery sticker for the side of vehicles.

White Vinyl or Clear Self Adhesive Vinyl:

This is a plastic PVC sticker which is very durable and so unlike paper stickers these can withstand outdoor conditions and can be wiped for cleaning giving them a very long life. This vinyl comes in a variety of different types, Permanent or Removable, Black Back for no "Show Through" of light or what's underneath, Crack Back for an easy peal reverse and a special Livery sticker for the side of vehicles.

The great thing about buying vinyl stickers today is that you can order your own designs, motifs and slogans with the ease and convenience of on-line ordering and delivery processes.

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My black leather coat stained my light grey leather seats and vinyl armrest in my car. How can I remove it?

I have tried every leather cleaner I can find, but the black coat dye has transfered to the leather and to the plastic.

Dye transfer can be tricky to remove as the longer it is on the leather and the more agressive the dye the harder it will be to remove. You need to try Maxi Cleaner (LTT) which was specifically formulated for this problem and if this does not remove it then no leather cleaner will and you will need to call a qualified leather technician who will have stronger solvents that he will use and then recolour/refinish whatever is necessary.

Using a good quality leather protector (Ultra Protect is the strongest one on the market) is imperative on a pale colour leather to help guard against this sort of problem as all clothing etc will give off a certain amount of dye as the body sweats and so this problem will only continue. Using a protector means the dye will sit on the surface and then can be cleaned off easily with a cleaner or maintenance product

Do not use Magic erasers as these will damage the finish on the leather, Any cleaners not specifically tested on leather should be avoided as they are potentially damaging, do not scrub excessively as this will remove the colour from the leather. Two gentle cleans is always better.