This is a period-style performance script — three words set in one continuous italic sweep, with the strokes tapering to fine points at the end of each word. It is the kind of lettering that appeared on sports trim packages when a name alone was the whole badge.
Because it is cut rather than printed, the finish depends entirely on the colour you pick and the surface underneath. Gloss black on silver paint reads as a factory-style script; white on a dark tailgate is bolder; a metallic tone picks up whatever light the panel gets.
Sizing and placement
What You Get
- Front wings, just behind the arch — usually 25–35cm
- Tailgate or bootlid, centred or offset to one side — 30–45cm
- Rear quarter glass or a toolbox lid — 15–25cm
Supplied as two die-cut vinyl stickers, one for each side, at any width from 10–55cm / 4–21in and in a choice of 19 colours. There is no background: the script is cut from a single sheet, so the paint shows through the gaps between letters.
Transfer tape is applied over the top. Wipe the panel down with isopropyl alcohol first, tack one end, squeegee along the script, then peel the tape back on itself slowly so the thin tails stay put.
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Reference16-006179
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Sticker typeDie cut