For drivers · 5 min read · Updated July 2026

What does a Lunar sticker actually look like on your car?

A Lunar sticker is a small removable circle vinyl decal on one car door — up to 4 per car, never a wrap, never on the hood or glass.

A Lunar (lunarcar.me) sticker is a circular vinyl decal, applied to a single car door — one design per door, up to four doors on a car. It's a decal, not a wrap: it sits on a small section of the door panel, never spreads across body panels, and never goes on the hood, windows, or bumpers. Drivers choose how many of the four spots to fill, and each spot carries one local business's design.

Where does a Lunar sticker go on the car?

Each sticker occupies one door — front-left, front-right, rear-left, or rear-right — so a car has up to four spots total. Lunar never places two stickers from the same business on one car, and the decal never touches the hood, roof, glass, or bumpers. If you only want to fill one or two doors, that's fine; there's no minimum spot count.

Is it a wrap or a decal?

A wrap is a large adhesive vinyl graphic that covers a full panel or the entire vehicle, usually installed by a professional shop. A decal is a smaller, pre-cut vinyl graphic — closer to a bumper sticker in scope — that you apply and remove yourself. Lunar only uses decals: a paint-safe automotive vinyl circle per door, not a wrap. That's a deliberate design choice — it's lower commitment for the driver and reversible in minutes, not hours.

What does each sticker actually show?

Each circle carries one local business's branding — its logo or a simple design tied to that business. Drivers name up to two of the four businesses they'd be willing to represent; Lunar fills the remaining spots from paying local businesses in the driver's area. You get one veto per month if an assigned brand isn't a fit, and Lunar swaps it out.

Can you choose how it looks or exactly where it sits?

The design itself comes from the business — drivers don't customize the artwork, since the sticker represents that business's brand, not the driver's. Placement is standardized to the door panel per Lunar's installation instructions, so every car in the fleet is applying the decal the same consistent way. What you do control is which businesses you're willing to carry and how many of the four spots you fill.

• Up to 4 sticker spots per car — one circle decal per door, front and rear, both sides
• No minimum: drivers choose to fill 1 to 4 spots
• Decal, not a wrap — small circle on door panel, never hood, glass, or bumpers
• Up to 2 of 4 spots can be businesses the driver names; Lunar assigns the rest
• Never two stickers from the same business on one car
• One veto per month if an assigned brand isn't a fit
• Sticker install photo re-verified roughly twice a month

Does the decal come off cleanly when a campaign ends?

Each sticker runs in phases tied to the business's campaign, typically three months at a time, with a renewal prompt about a week before a phase ends. Automotive-grade vinyl decals like Lunar's are built to apply and remove without damaging factory paint when installed and removed correctly — for a full breakdown of the paint-safety mechanics, see Lunar's dedicated guide on whether car-decal advertising is safe for paint.

Why does Lunar use decals instead of full wraps?

A full wrap raises the bar for everyone: it takes a shop appointment to install and remove, it's a bigger commitment for the driver, and it's harder to scale across a neighbourhood fleet quickly. A door decal is something a driver applies themselves in a few minutes, removes just as easily, and can swap out as campaigns change. It's also why Lunar can run several businesses' decals across a driver's car at once instead of dedicating the whole vehicle to a single advertiser.

If you're weighing whether the program itself is legitimate before you get to the sticker details, Lunar's guide on how to tell real car-advertising programs from scams walks through the bigger picture — and Lunar's page on how driving is verified explains what happens after the decal goes on. Ready to see what's available in your area? Join the waitlist at lunarcar.me/payouts.