Racing Stickers & Race Car Decals

Racing Decals and Race Car Stickers for Cars, Trailers, and Toolboxes

Racing decals and race car stickers are a simple way to put your favorite brands on a car, trailer, toolbox, or cabinet. Most are vinyl with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, so they stick to painted panels, glass, and metal.

Think about where the sticker will live before you buy. A car panel sees sun, rain, and car washes, so an outdoor-rated vinyl is the safer pick. A toolbox or garage cabinet stays indoors, which gives you more freedom with finishes and sizes.

Size matters too. Measure the flat area you want to cover, and pick a decal that fits without wrapping over a body line or edge. Small logos work well on toolbox drawers and gear bags, while larger graphics suit trailer sides and rear windows.

Once your car and toolbox are covered, browse the full range of lifestyle and specialty products for more branded gear that matches your build.

Garage Banners and Pit Banners

Garage banners and pit banners turn a blank wall, trailer side, or pit tent into a branded space. Pick a size for the wall or rail you want to cover, then match the brand to your build. You'll find banners from Holley, Ford Performance, JEGS, and other parts makers.

Sizes vary, so measure your space first. Here are a few examples:

• JEGS Pit Banner, 3-ft high x 8-ft wide
• Ford Performance Banner, 5 x 3 ft
• White nitrous promotional banner, 60 in. x 36 in.
• Holley Flowtech Banner, 30" x 90"

A long, narrow banner like the 30" x 90" size fits above a workbench or along a trailer rail. A squarer 5 x 3 ft banner works on a garage wall or behind a display car. For the pit area, the JEGS Pennant Pit Rope runs 28 feet long for stringing across a canopy or shop ceiling.

Tin Signs, Neon Signs, and Racing Flags

Tin signs, neon signs, and racing flags add brand character to a garage, man cave, or shop office. Each one suits a different spot, so pick based on wall space, lighting, and power access.

Tin signs are thin metal and light enough to hang on a single nail or screw. The Nitrous Express NX Logo Tin Sign fits well on a workbench wall or above a bar area.

Neon signs need an outlet nearby, so plan the location before you buy. Neonetics makes neon sculptures such as a Christmas tree design that works as a seasonal display in a shop window or showroom.

Racing flags are soft and flexible, which makes them easy to pin to a wall, drape over a shelf, or mount on a pole. A red logo flag adds a strong color accent next to banners and signs. Pair these pieces with diecast racing collectables to build a display shelf around your favorite teams and brands.

Racing Pins and Patches

Racing pins and patches let you carry your favorite brands on a hat, jacket, bag, or lanyard. They're small, collectible, and easy to swap as your interests change.

Hat pins attach to caps, lanyards, and jacket lapels without tools. The collection includes event and anniversary pins like the 2010 Bobsled Hat Pin and the JEGS 40th Anniversary Pin. Many collectors trade them or display them on a pin board.

Iron-on patches bond to fabric with heat from a household iron. Options include a Customize Your Own Apparel Patch in pink and the Racing for Cancer Research Patch. The matching Racing for Cancer Research Pin stands 1-1/4" tall, so it fits neatly on a cap or lanyard.

For more keepsakes, browse JEGS collectables and gifts, or pick up key chains and lanyards to show off your pins. Shopping for someone else? These car guy gift ideas can help you narrow it down.

How to Apply Racing Stickers Without Damaging Paint

To apply racing stickers without damaging paint, start with a clean, dry, fully cured surface and work in the shade. Heat, dirt, and wax are the usual reasons stickers bubble, peel, or leave marks.

Follow these steps for a clean install:

• Wash the area with soap and water, then wipe it with isopropyl alcohol to remove wax.
• Work on a cool panel in the shade, out of direct sun.
• Tape the decal in place with masking tape and check that it's level.
• Peel the backing slowly so the vinyl stays on the application tape.
• Press the decal down from the center outward with a squeegee or plastic card.
• Pull the application tape back at a sharp angle, close to the surface.
• Wait a few days before washing, or follow the product instructions.

For large graphics, a light mist of soapy water on the panel lets you slide the decal into position before squeegeeing. Skip stickers on fresh paint until your body shop confirms it's fully cured.