Sticker & sign guide
Eyes Off gear is for lawful, peaceful expression. The point is to be seen — not to get you in trouble. Keep it clean, keep it visible, keep it smart. A few ground rules.
Stickers — where they work
- Laptops, phone cases, tablets, and e-readers
- Water bottles, travel mugs, and coolers
- Notebooks, journals, and folders
- Your own car — bumper, window, or tailgate
- Guitar cases, skateboards, hard hats, tool boxes
Yard signs — where they work
- Your own front lawn or garden bed
- Inside a window facing the street
- A business you own or manage
- Your table or booth at an event you're part of
The one rule that matters
Don't put anything on — or up against — property that isn't yours. Never cover, block, damage, or tamper with a camera, a pole, or any other public or private equipment. That's illegal, and it's not what this is about. If you're planting a sign, plant it on your side of the property line and point it at whatever's watching.
Make it last
- Stick to a clean, dry, smooth surface — press firmly and give it a few hours before it gets wet.
- Our stickers are weatherproof vinyl, so bottles and bumpers are fair game.
- For yard signs, use a wire H-stake and face the print toward the street. Coroplast holds up outdoors for a long while; bring it in over winter to stretch its life.