60 Stickers for $30 – 2 x 2

First off, what is laminate? Laminate is a clear film applied over the top of a sticker to protect it against sunlight, as well as constant contact with other things. Sunlight can fade the ink over time (we are talking 3–4 years down the road). Also, have you ever seen a sticker on say, someone’s water bottle, where most of the ink is gone but the vinyl is still there? If someone or something is constantly touching a non-laminated decal, the ink will wear off over time. Adding laminate to your decals will improve the life span in sunlight by a couple of years, as well as help them resist ink from wearing away.

If 3–4 years outdoors is good enough for what you need, or your decals aren’t seeing a lot of contact, maybe saving cost and going non-laminated suits your needs!

Full bleed stickers will go all the way to the edge, where-as no bleed stickers will leave a border.

Steam Engine Stickers have literally been on the top of the world. Our pal Trevor Stuart climbed to the top of Mount Everest with our decals on his equipment. Our decals have also been on cars that have been clocked at over 400km/h (250+mph for our American buds.)

This is another reason why we use only premium materials. Once we've done our part, it’s up to you to keep the quality going.

When installing your decals, be sure your chosen surface is clean, and that you don't install in cold weather. We recommend installing our stickers in no colder than 5°C (about 40°F, you Americanos!). If cold weather cannot be avoided at install, we recommend using a heat gun to bring the surface up to an acceptable temperature.