What’s you guys’ opinions of applying these window stickers after coating?

[Eric7810]

I’m always torn on this and I probably way over think it.

I’ve got a brand new Escalade in right now, just put UK on it. Are these a nice touch for a customer?

It’s kind of like the tiny ‘pony’ logo on a polo shirt. Makes it legit.

On the other hand, it’s another
sticker on a window..

Thoughts?




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[BlackCarBlues]

I would give it to the customer and let them decide. Or offer to put it on for them


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[Eldorado2k]

People have all kinds of obnoxious and large stickers on their windows. This 1 is small and alot more meaningful than most of what some vehicles have. I’d put it on.

[Silly Rabbit]

I'dd ask the customer. I am a no sticker guy myself, it all comes off. I even take some of the exterior vehicle badges off I think clean the look up. (eg - on Ram truck, 'Ram 1500' and '4X4' badges). So I like to keep things clean.

[Epilogts]

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Or offer to put it on for them

I have worked on cars where the owner just purchased a new-used high end car and asked me to coat it for them. Then once I started to wash the vehicle it becomes obvious that it is already coated… I then needed to contact the customer to explain that the car has already been coated and the coating is still working well. A widow sticker would have been helpful for everyone.

[2black1s]

I'm of the opinion that anything such as this, decals, dealer badges, etc., should not be applied to any customers vehicle without their prior approval.

What you see as a nice little extra touch may not seem so to the customer.

[MisterSnoop]

That's something to me that should go on the door jam (if the adhesive was on the other side). Otherwise it would be up to the customer.

[Bill D]

I personally wouldn’t want the window decal.

[Eldorado2k]

I could see someone being bothered if it was the detailers personal business logo, but it’s not self promotion.