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Printing for Trades and Services
For most trades, your vehicle is one of your biggest advertising assets, while the sign outside your current job does the rest. PALS produces vehicle decals, logo stickers and corflute job signs, then ships them directly to you or to your preferred signwriter.
What trades & services order most
Vehicle Decals & Stickers
Door, tailgate and rear-window decal sets for utes, vans or small fleets, cut to fit the usable flat area of each panel rather than the overall panel size.
Custom Logo Stickers
Small logo stickers for toolboxes, service tags, switchboards and hot water units—ideal for leaving your branding and contact details behind, so your number is already there when the next callout comes in.
Corrugated Plastic (AKA Corflute Signs)
Job signs staked on the nature strip while the work is on, cheap enough that leaving one behind after a good job is not a decision worth thinking about.
A vehicle panel is not the flat rectangle it looks like
Vehicle panels aren’t always flat—doors curve, vans have swage lines and rivet rows, and the usable area on a ute door is often smaller than the full panel. Measure the actual flat area where the decal will sit and provide those dimensions along with the vehicle’s make, model and year. This helps ensure the graphic doesn’t run over creases or panel features. If the decal needs to cross curves, rivets or other contours, a suitable vinyl should be specified—so check with us before ordering. PALS prints and ships only; installation is not included.
Questions we get asked
Do you fit the decals to the vehicle?
No. PALS is supply-only. Your decals are printed, cut and shipped directly to you or your chosen signwriter for installation. We do not provide vehicle fit-outs or attend site for installation.
What do you need from me to size a vehicle decal?
The width and height of the flat area you want the decal to sit inside, plus the make, model and year of the vehicle. Straight-on photographs of each panel help as well. Size off the flat area rather than the whole door, or the graphic will land over a swage line.