Three ways to put graphics on glass. Which one is right depends on how long it has to stay up and whether people need to see through it.
Perforated window film — 6 mil black-backed vinyl with a 70/30 perforation. Reads as a solid graphic from outside and stays see-through from inside. Available with an optically clear laminate.
Window stickers — single or double sided, so a graphic can read correctly from both sides of the same pane. Low-tack air-egress adhesive, straightforward to apply.
Static cling — 7.5 mil static vinyl with no adhesive at all, clear or white, for the interior or exterior face of the glass. The one to use for graphics that change seasonally.
Sizes and pricing
Printable width is 52 in., so a storefront window wider than that is printed in panels with the seams planned into the design. All three are priced by the square foot, with a $100 minimum order. Send the glass dimensions, and note any mullions to work around, and we quote the job.
Shipping is quoted at checkout. We measure and install across Stow, Akron, Cleveland and the rest of Northeast Ohio, which for storefront glass is usually the right call.