The Five Basics for Ordering Cut Vinyl Letters.
Stream-lining your custom vinyl lettering ordering process.
For those of you that do not have "print-ready" (or cut-ready) files at your disposal, but are in the market for purchasing custom vinyl lettering, the next few paragraphs are for you. Cut vinyl lettering is a very popular permanent, yet temporary, form of sign and decal making. Cut vinyl letters can be applied to just about any smooth, non-porous surface that will last for years indoors and outdoors. Cut vinyl lettering is an easy and cost-effective way to advertise on cars, windows, walls, floors and much more without having to invest in a custom paint job. But to effectively purchase cut vinyl lettering, you'll need to have a basic idea of a few different key components, that will make your ordering process easy and less time consuming.

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Take a loot at just about any fridge or file cabinet in any home or office nationwide and what do you see? Yep, that's right, refrigerator magnets! Those handy little multi-taskers help affix important information, papers, invitations, recipes, directions, and the what not to the front of your fridge while they themselves usually sport some form of advertising, decoration or information.
In the print industry there are a few different terminologies, used when people are ordering adhesive backed products, to describe what they need: Decals, Labels and Stickers. Technically they are pretty much the same product except for the type of medium (stock) they are printed on. All three products can be printed on either paper or vinyl, but for some reason, decals and stickers tend to lean more toward vinyl printing; whereas, labels tend to sway more in the paper direction. Both options are very affordable, but before you order, it's best to figure out which medium will best suit your needs...paper or vinyl.
Dimensional lettering and logos are seen both indoors and outdoors at many large companies, as well as small companies, in lobbies, boardrooms or outdoors for building identification. Dimensional signage adds depth to standard company logos and graphics, thus elevating your marketing efforts, through visual branding in three different mediums: