Mine Goes Offroad Vinyl Sticker
Mine Goes Offroad Vinyl Sticker
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- Top Info:
- 10cm x 10cm
- Gloss Laminated
- Waterproof Vinyl – ideal for toolboxes, car windows, water bottles, or your mate’s van!
- Weatherproof and scratch-resistant – suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
Speed? Overrated. The Yours May Go Fast But Mine Goes Offroad sticker is made for the ones who leave the tarmac behind – mud flingers, hill climbers and green lane lovers alike.
Simple, clean and to the point – this round vinyl decal features a rugged 4x4 graphic with mountain and forest scenery, perfect for those who prefer trails over track days. It’s an ideal little flex for your rig, whether you’re trail crawling or parked outside the pub covered in mud.
Built tough with gloss laminated vinyl to take on the British weather like a beast.
Perfect for:
• 4x4s, off-road trucks, Land Rovers & Jeeps
• Toolboxes, roof boxes, windows or wheel arches
• Weekend trail rides or full-send green laning
• Anyone proud of going slow, but going everywhere
MIX, MATCH & SAVE
Get 4 for £12, 7 for £16 or 10 for £20 when you add multiple funny stickers to cart.
Shipping & Returns
This product is a custom order, therefore returns are NOT accepted.
Standard Delivery - Royal Mail 2nd Class- Free
Express Delivery - Royal Mail 1st Class - £1.99
Other Delivery methods are available at checkout.
Install Tips
- Do not apply in cold or hot temperatures this will affect the performance of the adhesive and vinyl.
- Thoroughly clean the surface to remove all dirt, we recommend using soapy water, once clean completely dry the surface.
- Prepare the sticker for application by firmly rubbing a squeegee across the sticker. This ensures the vinyl is stuck to the transfer tape and removes any air bubbles which may have occurred in postage.
- Flip the decal so it is the wrong side up and peel the backing card away from the transfer tape.
- Place the decal onto the surface and rub it in place firmly with a squeegee.
- Slowly peel the backing paper off at a 45 degree angle.
