This is the signage format, and it fits the way signage fits — flush into a square or near-square space with a defined border. Fuel filler flaps, airbox covers, door cards, race numberplate corners, toolbox drawer fronts and workshop cabinet doors all take it without needing anything trimmed or worked around.
Agip ran this badge on its forecourts for decades before the network was progressively rebranded to Eni, and the name finally came off Italian service stations towards the end of the 2010s. The layout is unchanged from the original: yellow field, six-legged dog and red flame above, a white band across the foot with the name in inline capitals and the small red square over the i.
Sticker details
What You Get
- 2 printed stickers per pack
- 5–50cm / 2–20in across the badge
- Full-colour glossy print, cut to the rounded square
- Peel and stick — printed stickers use no transfer tape
The white band gives you a straight reference line at the bottom, which makes this the easiest badge here to get level. Line the band up with a panel edge and the rest follows.
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Reference102-037820
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Sticker typePrinted