The ‘L’ that your learner puts on the windscreen and removes again after the lesson.
Your driving school will be easily recognisable on every driving school car, without any glue residue on the windows.
A sticker that you can remove, keep and reuse on another window.
You’ll be taken straight to the calculation module, where you can enter the size and quantity yourself and see the price straight away.
Orders are placed via printvis.be, our own ordering system. There, you can calculate the price based on your chosen size and quantity. You create your own design using the editor within the system, so you do not need to provide a print-ready file.
No, because it doesn’t have an adhesive layer. The film adheres to the glass by static electricity and leaves no residue when removed. That is why driving schools and learner drivers choose this type rather than a standard self-adhesive sticker.
Yes. You remove it from the window, store it flat on a clean surface, and then stick it onto another window. The cleaner the glass and the film remain, the better the static adhesion will work.
You can expect it to last for about a year, both indoors and outdoors. This is an estimated lifespan, not an expiry date: how often you remove and replace the sticker will affect this.
The film adheres statically and therefore needs to be in contact with the glass. An ink layer that is too thick makes the film stiffer and reduces that contact, causing the sticker to start coming away. So make sure your design is open enough, with areas of space rather than a completely solid image.
Wet it, with a little water on the window. This way, you can still move the sticker around until it’s straight, and then press the water out from the centre towards the edges. The glass must be clean and free of grease beforehand.
Yes. Rectangular, rounded corners or a special shape are all possible, including around your logo. The L-shape is the standard as it fits over the corner of the window and leaves the view unobstructed.
The Highway Code sets out which windows of a vehicle may be covered and where the ‘L’ sign must be displayed. Please check this for your specific situation, as it varies depending on the vehicle and the driving course.
That’s not necessary here. Everyone applies the static stickers themselves – that’s precisely the advantage. We produce them and deliver them to you, even in quantities sufficient for an entire fleet or a group of pupils.
The L-stickers are available in two versions in our ordering module, where you can enter your own size and quantity and see the price straight away.
From a certain point onwards.
Limited to the width of the static film roll. For a larger window, a standard adhesive window sticker is the more practical choice, as it is difficult to position static film straight when cut to size.
These films are not PVC-free. If that is what you are looking for, the PVC-free range is the place to start.
If a learner driver is using your car, the ‘L’ must be visible for as long as necessary and then removed. That’s what the ‘L’ stickers are for. They are static-cling stickers, with no adhesive layer, so you can remove them from the windscreen and stick them on another car without leaving any residue on the glass. The ‘L’ shape wraps round the corner of the windscreen, where it causes the least obstruction to the view. We print them in colour, including the name of your driving school if you wish. Please bear one thing in mind regarding the design: the total ink coverage must not exceed 50 per cent, otherwise the film will not adhere properly. If you’re looking for the same design in a standard format, please see stickers without glue. If it’s a message on a shop window, you’re better off with window stickers.
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Static adhesion, so there is no adhesive layer and no traces of adhesive on the glass. The blue colour is that of the backing, not the colour of the final result.
Glossy or ultra-clear top coat, for flat glass. Approximately one year, indoors and outdoors.
Static film adheres through the film itself, and too much ink forms a layer over it. That is why we keep the total ink coverage below half, and this helps determine the appearance of the design.
Monomer stickers, Polymer stickers, Cast vinyl decal, Large stickers, Window stickers and Static stickers.
Other stickers and lettering