Nope.

But our then two year old granddaughter put 2 sparkly stickers on her mother’s car, ”too make it pretty”. I remember removal not being easy.

eta: I bet it protects from having your car stolen.

No, but there is a car in my church parking lot with a few decals that look like bullet holes. And that’s at a nice, respectable Episcopalian church. Go figure. At least, I think they are decals. I don’t really want to get up too close to check, but I have been parked right next to it.

I've seen it more than once in warm touristy areas. Not sure it would work someplace with harsh winters.

I wonder if you do spray-wax over it? Like découpage?

Yeah, this is in MN and I was wondering how it holds up in the snow/ice/road salt. I can't begin to imagine how much time it took to stick all those things on there.

Bunny, when one of my young adult daughters was a preschooler she climbed on the back of the couch and put a small sticker of a cartoon blue bird in a tree in an oil painting that we had hanging there. I have no idea how long it was stuck up there before I noticed.

I was parked next to a similar car, but the stickers were larger. They were mostly travel locations or the stickers that come with products (ie Yeti), and not many opinion/beliefs. I wondered did they wait until they had enough to do the whole car at once? Or did they start on one side and eventually work their way around the whole car? What’s worse than a car covered on all sides? A car covered on 3/4 of the sides. 😆

Disappointingly, they did not return to the car for me to ask them how they did it, or for me to see if they matched the mental picture of them I formed looking at the car and the stickers. (Female, early 20’s, outdoorsy type)

When I lived in NY, a young woman who worked at the local market had a car with about 30 - 40 small plastic figurines glued to her trunk. None were taller than about 4 or 5 inches. It made for a very memorable car!

It might be a wrap. But even if it is, there are definitely some hand applied details. The crystal swans are a nice touch.

I saw a car once that had little plastic frogs all over it. I assume they were glued to the car; it was definitely something that made people take a second glance.

Designer paint job. Easy to pick yours out in the parking lot. I can see this catching on.

Could be a wrap. Saw this in Reykjavik, Iceland and thought it was cool. This was definitely a wrap.

I drive an outdoorsy vehicle and have some "adventure" related stickers on my rear window, but I wouldn't put stickers on my paint.

I wonder if these wraps are a good salt protection in the winter? Back in the day I paid extra to have my Mustang undercoated with a silicone type coating because salt damage is very much a thing in my world.

Like Fori, I was also wondering if it is a wrap. If so, I have heard those are easier to have removed. Still, I can’t imagine doing it unless a business was involved.

The wraps remind me, a long, long time ago I had an uncle who agreed to have his car wrapped to advertise a business (a bank? a restaurant?🤷🏼‍♀️) and he received money for doing it.

Wrap makes sense - it was so perfectly spaced - who would ever take the time to do that

Hhireno, I remember those ads on cars. Beetles were a popular choice. There was one that looked like the interior of the car, with the back seat full of beer. The driver side door even had an image of a driver, or most of one—feet on the pedals, and most of the torso— and the actual driver completed it above the window.

We have a Lego certified master builder nearby, and she used to have Lego bricks glued to her car to promote her business (Lego themed events, classes, etc). She also built furniture in her house out of Lego bricks.

Good, bad, or indifferent, there’s no accounting for taste.

🙃Pretty funny...

A number of years ago there was a white Mazda Miata with a professional custom paint job in Minneapolis. Black and white pattern like a Holstein calf. I only saw the driver a couple of times. She was probably in her mid-thirties and very well-dressed.

Then there was the old Jeep with a DYI "update." It had wine bottle corks glued over every speck of sheet metal.

I saw this one in Jackson Hole last year. I guess the owner is just getting started on it. There used to be some art cars here, but I haven't seen any lately. Houston has an art car parade which is really wild to see.

At first glance, I thought it was bird droppings all over it.

Funny 😃

And this thread reminded me of a friend long ago who covered the rear of her old car with bumper stickers in order to hide the rust 😄

There's somebody here in town who has their car painted to look like a green gecko.

Reminded me of the old story of a guy who had luggage that was fairly common, so to make sure his was distinguished, he put stickers all over it. While he was waiting for it to show up at the carousel, he saw a guy walking off with his bag. He went to the guy and said, "That's my bag!" And the guy said, "It is? Oh. I was wondering who put stickers all over my bag..."

I'm more interested in the jewels on the woman's arm in the backseat.

Bunny, there's an old sticker on the wood frame of my bed when DGD was about 3. I'll never take it off.