When you order custom stickers, the cut style affects how each sticker is presented and peeled. Kiss-cut stickers stay on a backing sheet. Die-cut stickers are cut to the shape of your artwork, including through the backing. Which one makes sense depends on how you plan to hand out, package, or use your stickers. Here’s a straightforward comparison to help you choose. See custom kiss-cut and die-cut sticker options. The difference in plain language A kiss cut goes through the...

For an automotive shop, the next service opportunity often depends on whether the customer remembers where the last oil change was completed. A receipt can be misplaced. An email can be overlooked. A text message can disappear among dozens of other notifications. A custom oil change reminder sticker keeps your shop’s information in front of the customer every time they drive. When designed and applied correctly, the sticker provides two important functions: It reminds the customer when the next service...

A logo sticker has to fit its surface and make sense at a glance. If it is too small, text and fine details may be hard to see. If it is too large, it may not suit the item, or the way you plan to use it. The right size depends on your design, where the sticker will go, and how people will view it. A simple icon can work well at a compact size. A logo with a business...

A custom oil change sticker has a limited amount of space. It must communicate the next maintenance point quickly, reinforce your shop identity, and remain readable through a vehicle windshield. For Canadian automotive shops, dealerships, and service departments, the most effective compact format is approximately 2" x 2". At this size, every word and field must have a clear purpose. The design should answer five basic questions: Which shop performed the service? When was the service completed? At what odometer...

When a customer sees a check engine light, maintenance light, or service interval reminder, they need a clear next step. The question is simple: Who do they call? If the answer is printed clearly on your maintenance reminder sticker, your service department stays in the conversation. If the sticker only says “check engine light. Book a service,” the customer may search online, call a competitor, or choose the first shop they find. For dealerships and independent Canadian automotive shops, custom...

A doodle in a notebook, a favourite photo, a hand-drawn character or a personal logo can become something you can share, collect or stick on your everyday things. Turning your artwork into a custom sticker set is a practical way to give your ideas a life beyond the screen or sketchbook. The key is to design for the finished sticker: choose artwork that reads clearly, pick a size that suits each image, and decide whether a simple finish or a...

A reminder sticker can help bring customers back, but only if it reaches the vehicle, shows accurate information and is easy to understand. A quick audit can reveal whether your shop’s process is consistent, or whether stickers are being skipped, left blank, placed poorly or explained too quickly. Use this 20-minute check to review five recently serviced vehicles and your shop’s related tire and handoff procedures. It works for independent garages, tire shops, mechanics and dealership service departments. The 20-minute...