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Tackle the devil head on and show everyone who your savior is. Represent the Lord bold so everyone can see your faith!
Want to represent our brand and the power of Christ, our CBC decal is perfect for any small windows or windshields. Represent the Lord in style...
Carry a piece of your faith, everywhere you go. Our keychain is stainless steel and will not bend or become discolored anywhere you go. A durable...
Be bold in your faith and present the lord head on wherever you take your car! This cross adds a nice touch to the front of...
Show everyone how bold your faith is in the Lord. This cross is visible from multiple cars back, and adds a great touch to the rear...
No. It's surface vinyl with a low-tack adhesive — it sits on top of the glass and lifts off without residue. Applying it over aftermarket tint is fine too, though remove it slowly if the tint is old.
Rules vary by state. California limits what can sit in the driver's field of view, which is why the front decal is sized for the lower corner. Check your local code before placing anything in the swept area.
Once it's fully cured, yes. Give it 48 hours after application before the first wash so the adhesive sets. Avoid aiming a pressure washer directly at the edges.
Orders ship from our suppliers within two business days, flat-packed in a rigid envelope. Delivery usually takes 1-2 weeks.
The 12″ sits in the lower corner of a front windshield without crowding your view. The 20″ is made for the rear glass, centred. If you're putting one on a side window, a door, or a tailgate, the 12″ is the safer pick measure the flat area first, since curved glass eats into the usable space.
We don't recommend it. California limits what can sit in the driver's field of view, and a 20″ decal on front glass will land in the swept area on most cars. The 12″ is sized for the corner for exactly this reason. Check your local code before placing anything on a windshield.
While the transfer tape is still attached you have a little room to lift and reset, as long as you go slowly. Once the vinyl is pressed down and the tape is off, moving it usually stretches or tears the cut. Tape it in position and step back to check it's level before you commit that one step prevents almost every crooked install.
Small bubbles can be pushed toward the nearest edge with a credit card wrapped in a cloth. If a bubble won't move, there's usually dust underneath, which is why cleaning matters more than it sounds. Larger air pockets can be pierced with a pin at one edge and pressed flat.
Adhesive struggles below about 50°F. If it's cold out, park in a garage or let the car warm in the sun for a while first, then apply somewhere shaded. Glass that's too hot is the opposite problem the adhesive grabs before you've lined it up.
Outdoor-rated cut vinyl typically holds its colour for several years before it starts to chalk or lift at the edges. Sun exposure is the main factor, so a car that lives outside in full sun will age faster than one that's garaged.
No. It lifts off cleanly, but the vinyl stretches as it comes away and won't lie flat a second time. Decide on placement before you apply.
Once it's fully cured, no. Give it 48 hours after application before the first wash so the adhesive sets. Avoid aiming a pressure washer directly at the edges that's the one thing that will lift a corner.
Flat-packed in a rigid envelope so it can't crease in transit. The decal arrives with transfer tape already applied, so it comes off the backing as one piece.
Right now every cross ships in matte white. If there's a colour you'd want, send us a message we're deciding what to add next and we do read them.
We offer world-wide shipping!
Send us a photo within a few days of delivery and we'll replace it. We will send you a return label to ship it back!
A car sits in traffic, in parking lots, outside churches and schools, in front of people who will never hear you speak. We cut these so that what you believe travels with you plainly, without a slogan and without an argument.