Self Cling

Why Choose Self Cling

Much like the old Tax Disc holder, Self Cling sticks to clean, flat glass without needing any glue. Often called Static Vinyl, it’s easy to apply, remove, and reapply without hassle. Self Cling is an excellent choice for businesses or individuals who need a flexible, reusable display option.

You can choose from a white or clear base. Both options can be cut into any size or shape to suit your requirements. We print your text, logos, or images in full colour—either using standard inks for white bases or translucent inks for clear ones. This ensures your graphics remain vibrant and eye-catching.

If you need a temporary sign, Self Cling offers a smooth, bubble-free solution. It’s ideal for short-term use, such as parking permits, informational signs, or promotional displays at exhibitions. Since many trade events require frequent setup and takedown, this flexibility makes a big difference. Self Cling is also perfect for seasonal promotions or limited-time offers, allowing you to update your messaging without committing to permanent signage.

Custom Solutions from Impact Sign Solutions

Unlike permanent options, Self Cling is easy to remove, which can be a benefit or a drawback. Because anyone can peel it off, it may not suit high-risk or unsupervised areas. Still deciding what works best for your needs? Whether you’re comparing Self Cling with Easy Apply graphics or considering other window signage, Impact Sign Solutions is happy to offer guidance.

Our team can advise on size, colour, and design to ensure your graphics achieve maximum impact. We also handle printing and cutting in-house, giving you fast turnaround and consistent quality. Additionally, we can suggest placement tips and installation techniques to make sure your Self Cling graphics look their best. Overall, Impact Sign Solutions provides a practical, professional, and reusable solution for businesses looking for flexible window or surface graphics that are both eye-catching and easy to manage.

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It's as easy as 123

	Let’s get started with your Ideas, the more detail you provide the better!
	We’ll email or phone you to talk it through, give advice and provide a quote.
	It’s then over to us to create and amend artwork and you to pay the deposit.
	If you provide the artwork, we’ll pre-flight check it for you and you pay the deposit
	With your approval, we’ll get cracking on with the production.
	We’ll soon be back in touch to arrange fitting/delivery/collection. We will never proceed with production until you are entirely happy with the artwork and will always provide a proof (unless the artwork is supplied by you).

Maintenance & Tech

Care of your vinyl lettering

Congratulations, you have just bought ‘the best’. Impact Signs use ‘new generation’ vinyls. The manufacturers stated exterior life under normal conditions is a massive 7 – 10 years (except florescent & some specialty finishes). Cleaning your lettering (once on the sign) is pretty much the same as it would be if it were not sign written, however a few precautions should be taken:

Do not wash for at least 4 days after lettering has been fitted to the sign. This allows the adhesive to ‘cure’ properly
Use a sponge, not a cloth.

If you wish to remove the sign writing at any stage, this is relatively easy to do, just use the following guidelines:

Use heat! Vinyl can be removed easier when it is warm. A hair dryer is the best tool for the job. Caution! Do not use hot air guns, these may burn the surface.
To remove the glue residue use white spirit. Let it soak in for approx 2 minutes first, glue should then be easy to use.
Do not use a knife to remove vinyl. It may ‘pierce’ the surface. Use a plastic knife or ask us for a squeegee
When the entire vinyl and glue residue is removed, it would be wise to use ‘T’ cut to hide the ‘ghosting’ that may be evident.