Shop vinyl racing stripes, car graphics, pinstriping, hood stripes, roof stripes, side stripes, and custom vehicle graphics for cars, trucks, and SUVs. Cut to fit any make or model.
Vinyl graphics
Vehicle graphics are pre-cut or roll-format vinyl films applied to the exterior of a car, truck, or SUV to add stripes, accents, patterns, or custom designs. Unlike paint, vinyl graphics can be removed, repositioned, and replaced without damaging the finish underneath.
Rvinyl carries vinyl racing stripes, hood stripes, roof stripes, side stripes, pinstriping, and full-panel graphic kits for users who want to personalize a vehicle, restore a factory stripe look, or build a custom appearance without a body shop.
Custom stripes
Pick the graphic format that matches your vehicle, placement, and look. Each type is available in multiple colors, finishes, and widths to suit any build.
Racing stripes
Shop vinyl racing stripes for cars, trucks, and muscle cars. Available in dual-stripe and single-stripe formats in multiple widths and colors.
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Side stripes
Add a clean stripe accent along the rocker panel, door, or quarter panel. Side stripes are available in solid colors, two-tone, and fade formats.
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Hood & roof
Hood stripes and roof stripes run the length of the hood or roof panel. Available in single, dual, and wide-body formats for most vehicles.
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Pinstriping
Shop car pinstriping tape in black, white, and matte finishes. 3M pinstriping rolls are a clean way to add a thin accent line to any panel or trim edge.
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White pinstripe
White vinyl pinstriping tape for doors, hoods, bumpers, and trim. Clean, precise, and easy to apply on flat or slightly curved surfaces.
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Matte black
Matte black pinstriping tape for a subtle, non-reflective accent line. Works well on gloss paint, chrome trim, and dark vehicle finishes.
Shop matte pinstripeVinyl car graphics are a removable alternative to paint. They protect the finish underneath, can be updated when the look needs to change, and are available in far more colors and patterns than a body shop can spray.
Removable
Vinyl graphics can be removed without damaging the paint underneath. Ideal for leased vehicles, resale prep, and users who want to change the look later.
Any vehicle
Vinyl racing stripes, side graphics, and pinstriping can be cut and trimmed to fit any car, truck, or SUV regardless of year, make, or model.
DIY install
Most vinyl graphics can be installed with basic tools — a squeegee, heat gun, and trim knife. No body shop, no spray booth, no downtime.
Vinyl racing stripes
Vinyl racing stripes are measured by width and length. Most hood-to-trunk stripe kits include two parallel stripes with a gap between them. Single stripes are also available for a cleaner, more minimal look.
Choose a width that fits the hood panel of the vehicle. Wider stripes work well on trucks, muscle cars, and SUVs. Narrower stripes suit sedans, sports cars, and compact builds. Color and finish should complement the base paint — gloss on gloss, matte on matte, or contrast for a two-tone effect.
Car pinstriping is a thin vinyl tape applied along panel edges, door lines, bumpers, or trim to add a precise accent line. It is one of the most versatile vehicle graphics formats because it can follow curves, contours, and body lines that wider graphics cannot.
3M pinstriping rolls are available in black, white, and matte black. They are used on classic cars, daily drivers, commercial vehicles, and custom builds. Pinstriping is also a common finishing touch after a partial wrap or chrome delete to clean up the edge line.
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Not sure which graphic type is right for the build? This table breaks down the key differences between the main vinyl graphic formats available at Rvinyl.
| Graphic type | Placement | Best for | Width range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vinyl racing stripes | Hood, roof, trunk | Muscle cars, trucks, performance builds | 4–12 inches |
| Hood stripes | Hood only | Sport compacts, trucks, SUVs | 6–18 inches |
| Roof stripes | Roof panel | Contrast roof look, two-tone builds | Full panel |
| Side stripes | Doors, rockers, quarters | Body accents, rally-style builds | 2–8 inches |
| Car pinstriping | Edges, trim, panels | Classic cars, commercial vehicles, finishing | 1/16–1/4 inch |
| Vinyl graphics | Any panel | Custom designs, logos, patterns | Custom cut |
Most vinyl car graphics and racing stripes can be installed without professional help. Clean the surface, measure the placement, apply the graphic using a squeegee, and remove the transfer tape. Heat helps conform the vinyl to curves and panel edges.
DIY application
Vinyl racing stripes are pre-cut or roll-format vinyl films applied to the hood, roof, and trunk of a vehicle to create a classic dual-stripe or single-stripe look. They are available in multiple widths, colors, and finishes and can be removed without damaging the paint.
Racing stripes are a specific type of car graphic — typically parallel stripes running the length of the vehicle. Car graphics is a broader term that includes stripes, side graphics, hood graphics, logos, patterns, and any other vinyl design applied to the exterior of a vehicle.
Yes. Vinyl car graphics are designed to be removable. When removed carefully — especially with the help of a heat gun to soften the adhesive — they come off without damaging the paint underneath. Older graphics may leave adhesive residue that can be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol.
Car pinstriping is a thin vinyl tape applied along panel edges, door lines, bumpers, or trim to add a precise accent line. It is available in widths from 1/16 inch to 1/4 inch and is commonly used on classic cars, commercial vehicles, and custom builds as a finishing detail.
Measure the width of the hood panel and choose a stripe width that leaves adequate space on each side. For dual stripes, the combined width of both stripes plus the gap between them should not exceed the hood width. Most kits include enough length to cover hood, roof, and trunk in one pass.
Yes. Vinyl graphics can be applied to matte, satin, and gloss paint. For matte paint, choose a matte or satin finish graphic to maintain the non-reflective look. Gloss graphics on matte paint will create a visible contrast at the edge of the graphic.
The basic tools needed are a squeegee or application card, isopropyl alcohol for surface prep, a heat gun or hair dryer for curves and edges, a trim knife or scissors for final trimming, and a tape measure for alignment. Most vinyl graphics include transfer tape for application.
Vinyl car graphics typically last five to seven years depending on the film quality, climate, and how the vehicle is maintained. Ceramic-coated vehicles and those stored indoors will see longer graphic life. Harsh UV exposure and automatic car washes can shorten the lifespan.
Yes. Vinyl racing stripes and pinstriping can be applied over a vehicle wrap as long as the wrap surface is clean, smooth, and free of texture. The graphic will adhere to the wrap film the same way it adheres to paint. This is a common technique for adding contrast accents to a wrapped vehicle.
No. Vinyl graphics are pre-cut or die-cut designs applied to specific areas of the vehicle. Vinyl wraps cover entire panels or the full vehicle. Both use similar film materials, but graphics are accent pieces while wraps are full-coverage applications.
Rvinyl carries vinyl racing stripes, side stripes, hood stripes, roof stripes, car pinstriping, and full vehicle graphic kits for any make or model. Choose the graphic type, color, and finish that fits the build, then install it at home with basic tools.
Vinyl car graphics
Arthur Bourgeoise
First time trying to install vinyl wrap. Came out pretty good. Learned a lot in the process. Watched a bunch of install videos ahead of time. A little trickier than I thought.
DwayneThis vinyl is great very vibrant color and very durable. Cut something for the front of my motorcycle and have rode hundreds of miles with it through bugs, rain, and dirt flying at it with no problems. 10/10 would recommend
