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Buying guide

About Bumper Stickers

A bumper sticker has one job: say something in the few seconds a driver behind you has to read it. That makes it different from most stickers. The message must be short, the letters large and the contrast strong. People order bumper stickers for local election campaigns, school spirit, charity drives, radio stations, church and community groups, retail stores selling slogan stickers, and plain old jokes. The category includes bumper stickers for cars, truck bumper stickers, funny bumper stickers, custom vinyl bumper stickers and larger runs for resale or events.

Writing for the car behind you

Keep the wording to a handful of words if you can. A slogan set in heavy type will be read; a paragraph will not. Put the most important word biggest, and avoid thin script fonts or pale text on a light background. If you need a website or phone number, place it under the main line in smaller type. Before sending artwork, print a copy on paper at full size, tape it to a wall and step back several paces to see what survives the distance.

Sizes and shapes

The wide rectangle is the classic bumper format because it fits a bumper, tailgate or rear window with room to spare. Some groups prefer an oval, which suits short abbreviations and place names, and a few choose a shape cut around a logo. Pickup owners often have more room than car owners, so ask for a larger size if the sticker is meant for trucks. Sizes are made to the dimensions you send, so measure the space you expect buyers to use.

Ordering for campaigns, fundraisers and stores

Campaigns: check candidate names, office titles and any required disclosure line before approving the proof.
Fundraisers: decide whether the sticker is sold or given with a donation, which affects how many you plan.
Retailers: list every slogan as a separate design with its own quantity.

Artwork is reviewed before printing, and the free design support can set up a text-only sticker from a typed slogan. You approve the emailed PDF proof before anything is produced. If the sticker will spend its life on the back of a car through rain and car washes, mention that and ask about suitable materials. For a place-name layout see oval stickers, or start your quote request with your slogans, sizes and counts.

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FAQs

Bumper Stickers questions, answered

How many words should a bumper sticker have?

Aim for a short line that a driver can read at a glance, usually one slogan with a single supporting line at most. Large, heavy lettering with strong contrast reads better than decoration or small print. The design team can suggest layout changes when they review your file.

Can a political campaign order bumper stickers with a disclaimer line?

Yes. Include the exact disclaimer wording your campaign needs in the artwork or typed with your request, and check it carefully on the PDF proof. Printing does not start until you approve, so there is a chance to correct names, dates and wording first.

Can a store order several funny bumper sticker slogans at once?

Yes. Send each slogan as its own design and give a quantity for each, because sellers usually stock some lines more heavily than others. Using one size across the range keeps display racks tidy and makes the quote easier to compare.

Are bumper stickers only meant for bumpers?

No. Many people apply them to rear windows, tailgates, toolboxes, coolers or lockers, because modern bumpers are often textured or curved. If you know where buyers usually put them, mention it and ask about a material that suits that surface.

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