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We stock self-adhesive vinyl flag stickers for a wide range of countries, UK regions and marine use — printed on laminated vinyl that holds up outdoors, on hulls, on vehicles and on equipment. Sizes start from small and go up to full transom or hull panel dimensions. If you can't find the flag you need in our catalogue, we can produce a custom one to order.

So you want a painted boat name or other deal / sticker, but not an artist, and can't afford a signwriter?  Well this boat name was painted by one of our customers using one of our paint mask stencils.

To order a stencil, please contact us first so we can check suitability

If you need a sticker cut to a specific shape — your logo, a custom outline, or any design that isn’t simply a rectangle — we can produce it using our print and cut machine. From a single one-off to a run of 1,000, the process is the same: send us your artwork, we’ll confirm it’s print-ready, produce the stickers and dispatch them to you.

Can we print AI generated images?

We receive a lot of requests for this, and a lot of the time the results are disappointing- read here why

Answers to the most common questions about ordering vinyl boat graphics, lettering and stickers — covering fitting, colours, custom orders, delivery, longevity and more. If your question isn't answered here, get in touch and we'll help directly.

There are two ways to apply vinyl graphics — dry and wet — and the right choice depends on the size of the graphic, the surface and the conditions. This guide covers both methods step by step, along with surface preparation, temperature, handling curves and aftercare.

Setting Sail with a Sense of Humor: Boat name Skintus

Thanks to @resolute28r for the photo of their #fareast28r boat showing some great looking graphics - good look with the next project! #boatnames #mariine #vinylboatgraphics

We're a small family business in Southern Scotland and we've made a few practical changes over the years to reduce our environmental impact — solar panels on the workshop, paper-based application tape, recycled packaging tubes and offcuts going to local craft groups rather than the bin. Nothing dramatic, but it adds up.