SKU: TW-TZ-60

TeckWrap Logo Sticker

$1.49
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Shipping & duties - United States

Full rolls. Free shipping, duties paid. The price you see at checkout is the price you pay - nothing collected on delivery.

Cut lengths. Shipping calculated at checkout, including air freight and duties.

Most installers order full rolls; once freight is factored in, the per-foot cost is lower.

Description

The TeckWrap Windshield Logo Decal (60 cm / 23.6") turns your windshield into a moving billboard. Custom-branded with the TeckWrap logo in bold detail, it delivers fleet-grade visibility without paying for paint or full vehicle branding. Every drive becomes a marketing impression.

Built from high-grade transfer sticker material that resists fading, cracking, and peeling for 1–2 years. The stretchable, heat-repositionable construction lets you nail the placement on the first try and remove cleanly with heat when the campaign ends — no adhesive residue, no scraping.

Key attributes:

  • Premium windshield decal, 60 cm (23.6") wide
  • High-grade transfer sticker, fade and crack resistant
  • Stretchable, heat-repositionable for clean placement
  • Removes cleanly with heat, no adhesive residue
  • 1–2 year outdoor durability
  • Compatible with cars, trucks, vans, fleet vehicles, and dealer showroom inventory

For wrap shops branding their work cars, dealerships, mobile detail businesses, fleet operators, and TeckWrap fans who want a high-impact brand statement on the windshield.

Features
  • Material: High-grade transfer sticker
  • Size: 60 cm (23.6") wide
  • Branding: TeckWrap logo
  • Adhesive: Pressure-sensitive, heat-repositionable
  • Outdoor durability: 1–2 years
  • Removal: Heat-activated, residue-free
  • Compatibility: Windshield glass, side window glass, smooth painted surfaces

Application
  • Clean the glass thoroughly with glass cleaner or isopropyl alcohol
  • Wipe dry with a lint-free microfiber towel before applying
  • Position the transfer carefully using masking tape as a hinge for alignment
  • Apply at +17°C to +23°C for best adhesive performance
  • Squeegee firmly from the center outward to remove air bubbles
  • Use a heat gun on low to activate adhesive and reposition if needed
  • Peel off the transfer film slowly at a 180° angle once the decal has bonded
  • Avoid washing the windshield for 48 hours after application
  • For removal: warm the decal with a heat gun and peel slowly, then wipe any residue with isopropyl alcohol
  • Verify local laws regarding windshield obstructions before applying, some regions restrict windshield decal size and placement

Disclaimer

TeckWrap accessories are warranted to be free of material defects at time of delivery. In case of defects, TeckWrap will replace the product or compensate at its sole discretion. Warranty does not cover normal wear, fading from extreme UV exposure beyond expected use, damage from improper handling, or consequential damages.

The buyer is responsible for ensuring the decal is applied in compliance with local laws regarding windshield obstructions and driver visibility. TeckWrap is not responsible for damage to vehicle glass or paint resulting from improper application or removal, or for any legal consequences related to windshield decal placement.

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