What is the Difference Between a Sticker and a Decal?
Typically the term decal refers to a vinyl die-cut/plotter-cut one color sticker. The term Sticker typically refers to a multi-color screen printed or dye sublimated product. San Diego Sticker however uses these two terms interchangeably with one another.
What Types of Decals and Stickers Do You Sell?
At this time San Diego Sticker only sells vinyl plotter-cut stickers/decals. We do have the capability to do multiple colors per design. When interested, we recommend that the multiple colors do not overlap. This gives a clean elegant look to the design. All "Sticker" products on the SD Sticker website are vinyl plotter cut window decals.
Trademark and Copyright Policy
San Diego Sticker will not create or sell decals that are the ownership of another entity without prior written consent. If you would like a design that is copyrighted or trademarked, please contact them directly and request in writing the permission to use the design. You may fax us or email us the approval. eFax: 1-206-888-6541
How Do I Submit a Design for Your Custom Decal Service?
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We are able to accept all types of artwork to make into a vinyl decal, however, vector artwork is preferred. If you have a bitmap (for example: .jpg) image the higher the resolution the better your decal will look in the end.
What is Vector Artwork?
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Vector artwork is a completely different type of image. Unlike, bitmap images (for example the photos you take with your digital camera) which have millions of pixels, vector uses lines and nodes to display the image. Vector artwork is independent of resolution and can be scaled to any size.
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