Skate Scooter Stickers

Yes. Many use UV‑resistant vinyl and strong adhesive to prevent peeling. They’re waterproof and designed to handle the abrasion of skating or scootering.

Gently peel them off and use heat (like a hair dryer) to loosen the adhesive. Residue can be removed with rubbing alcohol or sticker remover. Avoid scraping, which can damage surfaces.

You can place them on decks, helmets, scooters, protective gear, laptops and water bottles. Make sure surfaces are clean and dry before applying for best adhesion.

Applying stickers over grip tape reduces traction. Instead, place stickers on smooth surfaces like the underside of decks or the frame of a scooter. Some brands offer perforated stickers designed for grip tape without affecting texture.

Yes. Some companies offer custom sticker printing where you can upload your own design or name. These make great gifts or team identifiers.

High‑quality vinyl stickers are waterproof. However, repeated exposure to water and abrasion may shorten their life. Wipe gear dry after rain to prolong sticker longevity.

Yes. Reflective stickers enhance visibility during night rides. They’re particularly useful on helmets or scooters for added safety.

UV‑resistant materials reduce fading, but prolonged sun exposure will eventually dull colours. Placing stickers in shade or using protective clear coatings extends their vibrancy.