Rear Window Graphics
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Vantage Point
VantagePoint features the largest selection of rear window graphics in the industry. Our rear window graphics combine state-of-the-art printing technology with imagery from the world’s elite outdoor and lifestyle themed brands. We have thousands of images from Harley-Davidson, Wild Wings, Cowboy Up, Mossy Oak, National Geographic, Realtree and our own brand of Original rear window graphics featuring patriotic, flag, racing and urban themed imagery. Additionally, we offer custom and commercial rear window graphics created by our professional graphic artists.
VantagePoint rear window graphics are available in five sizes to ensure an ideal fit with any vehicle. They are easy to install and 100% made in America.
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Window Canvas
Window graphics reflect the personality of the owner. We feel that you deserve graphics of incredible beauty, stunning color, and unequalled clarity! If you prefer cheesy, cheap looking graphics … look elsewhere. At WindowCanvas Graphics we make the finest window graphics available anywhere in the world. If you want to save a few bucks, sacrifice quality and have your vehicle look painfully average … move on! If you want your graphics to dazzle, impress, and generally blow people away … you have come to the right place!
See-through window graphics are printed on mechanically perforated vinyl. This vinyl has a sticky adhesive on one side, protected by a peel away "release layer." This perforated material, known as "window perf," is made by many companies around the United States. All see-through window graphics are printed on basically the same material. The difference between graphic companies is what they print on this material! The beauty of "window perf" is that it is incredibly low tech, comprised of 50% vinyl and 50% holes. Human eyes absorb light reflected from objects. Remember 5th grade science class?) When someone looks at the image on your window, their eyes absorb the light being reflected off of the printed image. The holes cannot be seen. The graphic looks like a solid image! The "sticky side" of the graphic which faces the glass, is black. Looking out from inside the vehicle, your eyes absorb light reflected off objects outside the vehicle, such as buildings, cars, trees, etc. Your eyes blend the black material on the inside with the images seen through the holes, creating the illusion that there is nothing on your window. The resulting effect will amaze you!
