Vinyl Graphics

Vinyl graphics are adhesive-backed film applied to a surface — either cut into letters and shapes, or digitally printed in full color. They're used for vehicle lettering, storefront windows, interior walls, and safety decals, and they cost far less than a full wrap or a painted sign.

Yes. We produce everything at our Wadsworth facility and install both in our indoor bays and on site across Akron, Cleveland, Medina, Wooster, and the surrounding Northeast Ohio communities. Yoder Graphics has served the region since 1976.

Premium cut vinyl lettering typically lasts 5–8 years outdoors; printed and laminated graphics run 5–7. Sun exposure, wash method, and surface condition all move that number. Cheaper film often starts cracking or lifting within two years.

Lettering and spot decals cover only the areas you need — name, phone, DOT numbers, logo — over the vehicle's existing paint. A wrap covers the panel surface with printed film. Lettering costs a fraction of a wrap and is the right call when the vehicle's paint already works as your background.

Yes. On healthy factory paint, film comes off cleanly with heat and the adhesive residue cleans up. We handle removal for rebrands, fleet turnover, and resale — and we'll assess the paint before we start so there are no surprises.

Yes. We produce USDOT and MC number sets, unit numbers, and DOT-compliant reflective conspicuity tape for work trucks and trailers, sized and placed to meet federal marking requirements.

Far less than a wrap — a standard truck door lettering set is one of the least expensive branding purchases a business makes. Cost depends on size, color count, whether the art is print or cut, and how many vehicles. Send us the vehicle and the artwork and we'll quote it free.