Stickers On Cases

I have had guitar brand dry transfer Logos made for all my cases. I posted many pix previously. I likwe the clean look of a neat case in my old age. As for other kinds of stickers, back in the 70s I had stickers on my Tele case, mostly accessories stickers, but I also stenciled in silver paint the band's logo at the time.
Wierdly I never took a picture?

I found this pic in my DIY Case storage build folder. I can see  many of the stickers had fallen off 40 years later... All that's left is one for cables and one for a guitar pedal. I recall many more, but nothing for artists, concerts or festivals.



PS I still have the missing F from the fender logo. I used it to cut the F in my pickguard.

Ah, I have bought cases with stickers and did peel them off to start fresh on my own collection.
I gave my brother a mandolin case once when I got a new one and I've noticed that the stickers have stayed on the case for the past 15 years.



It was surprising how many folks saw this case and said, "I like that I love my cat sticker."

I have a large brand logo on lower bout of each hard-shell guitar, mandolin and banjo case and a brand label or 2 near the handle. My Tric cases have logo on the neck of case.
I don't think I'd have problem as long as the case is visible and not buried. I am considering adding my name label near the handle.

Same here except for one custom "plaque" I made for my original black hard shell case.  Will take a pic and post it later when I have time.

I mainly use my old Tric case for whatever guitar I'm using when I go out.  It's great because it's light, keeps my guitar warm and humid and offers impact protection like no other.  It's the old one with the beige canvas wrap and I have yet to see another single soul with one so it really sticks out and makes my guitar easy to find and grab; even in the dark.   

As far as "stickers" go, this is the only one I've ever put on a case (not including the odd incident of duct and electrical tape). 

I laser engraved this myself from a thin material (about 0.007" thick) called Laserlight.  It's great for making slightly thicker and way more durable stickers.  I made a few bumper stickers out of this stuff that outlasted my last couple of cars.  lol.  It's got a one thou thick layer of actual metal (usually aluminum) laminated on to a laserable acrylic substrate.  Will never fade or wear out unless you literally take sand paper or something to it.



This is the one I made for my Jeep.  Ya, was still good as new when I sold it.
That Laserlight material was Soooooo cool.