Stickers on glass and mirrors that come off again

Our standard White vinyl peels off glass and mirrors cleanly, without leaving residue. For signs that change often, Window Cling holds by static and has no adhesive at all.

Hotel and restaurant signs often go on surfaces someone wants back undamaged afterward: glass, mirrors, painted doors, and polished wood.

Standard vinyl peels cleanly

White vinyl is the default material on our Custom Stickers. It has a protective laminate and comes off without residue, which makes it safe on a mirror or a window. Choose it over anything stronger unless you really need the grip.

To remove one, warm it with a hair dryer for thirty seconds, then pull it back slowly, folded flat against itself instead of pulled upward. Most residue comes from pulling fast, not from the adhesive. See how to remove a sticker cleanly.

When you want no adhesive at all

For anything that changes, such as seasonal notices, event signs, or opening hours, Window Cling holds by static instead of glue. It peels off and goes back up as often as you like, and it leaves nothing behind. It comes in White or Clear.

Window Cling is made for glass, such as windows, glass doors, and mirrors. Inside the glass, facing out, is the safest place for it, since wind and rain work at an edge outdoors. Tell us which side of the glass it goes on, and we set the artwork up the right way around. Window cling: no adhesive at all has more.

Store clings flat on their backing. A rolled cling takes a curl and never quite lies flat again.

Where High-Tack belongs, and where it doesn't

High-Tack Stickers are made to resist removal. They're right for a back-of-house sticker on textured plastic or powder-coated equipment that must not come off.

For the same reason, they're the wrong choice anywhere guests can see: High-Tack is harder to remove and can leave residue. Don't put it on anything you want pristine afterward.

Cleaning

The laminate resists water, scratches, and handling, so routine cleaning is fine. Wait 24 hours before a new sticker gets wet, and 48 hours before anything scrubs it, because the adhesive builds most of its strength over the first day or two.

Amenity labels

For bottle labels in a bathroom, choose roll labels in White Plastic BOPP, not paper. BOPP stands up to water, and paper soaks it up. For glass bottles where the surface should show through, Clear Sheet Labels are the clear option, applied by hand.