Lantern & Leaf Vinyl Decal — Camping & Cottage Outdoors Sticker

Your truck, cooler, canoe, and cabin window take a beating through Canadian winters — your decals shouldn't quit before the gear does. The Lantern & Leaf vinyl decal is a solid-colour, die-cut outdoor vinyl decal cut in Port Colborne, Ontario from 7-year UV-stable cast vinyl. It stays locked on through freeze-thaw cycles, direct UV, and lake water without yellowing, cracking, or peeling.

What You Get

One precision die-cut decal with no printed ink layer, no white background box, and no laminate edge to bubble. The exact finished size is shown in the product images alongside a scale reference so you can confirm fit before ordering. Colour runs through the full material thickness — solid through, not surface-printed, so what you see in the listing is exactly what lands on your gear.

• 7-year UV-stable cast vinyl — colour mixed through the material, not printed on top
• Die-cut silhouette — no white background film, no laminate edge to lift
• Waterproof and rated for direct outdoor exposure through Canadian freeze-thaw cycles
• Finished dimensions and colour shown in product images with scale reference
• Application transfer tape included — peel, position, press, done
• Cut and shipped from Port Colborne, Ontario — Made in Canada

How It Works

Clean the surface and dry it thoroughly. Apply above 10°C for best adhesion. The pressure-sensitive adhesive bonds to painted metal, glass, fibreglass, hard plastic, and powder-coated finishes — truck doors, cooler lids, canoe hulls, cabin windows. For textured surfaces like rotomoulded cooler bodies, press firmly with a squeegee or card edge to seat the adhesive fully into the texture. Wet hull just off the water: let it dry before applying. Once cured (24–48 hours), the bond is waterproof and freeze-thaw stable.

Why It Works

Generic bulk stickers use calendered vinyl and surface-printed ink — both degrade fast under sustained UV exposure. This outdoor vinyl decal uses cast vinyl with the colour mixed through the material at the manufacturing stage. No ink layer means nothing to fade. No laminate means no edge to peel. Cast vinyl is also more conformable than calendered stock, so it follows curved surfaces, riveted panels, and rounded cooler lids without stress-cracking over time. The material grade is the same spec difference as a budget tarp versus a canvas tent. You're paying for that grade and for Canadian production out of Port Colborne — not a markup on a commodity import.

Ready to put a durable, Made-in-Canada decal on your gear — add it to your cart and it ships from Port Colborne, Ontario.