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Two builds, both holding to glass by static rather than adhesive. Nothing is left behind, they reposition freely, and they store flat for next season. Filter by whether the graphic is read from one side or both.
One face, no adhesive. It changes seasonally and must come off clean.
Printed both faces. It must read from inside and outside.
A single-face cling is the standard for anything seasonal. Opening hours, a promotion, a temporary notice. It peels off in seconds and can be stored and reused, which is most of its value. A double-sided cling carries artwork on both faces in register, so one piece reads correctly to the street outside and the room inside; applying two clings back to back never quite aligns and shows a visible double image.
Two things decide whether a cling works. It holds only on smooth, clean, non-porous glass. Textured plastic, painted surfaces and dusty windows will not hold it whatever the material. And on clear film, anything meant to read as solid needs a white underbase behind it, or process inks go translucent against daylight and the artwork looks washed out. Store them flat on the liner they arrive on; a folded cling creases permanently.
