What does a gecko sticker on a car mean?
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Avoiding misfortune and seeking protection for oneself. Below is an introduction about car stickers: 1. Development History: They first appeared on April 20, 1887, at the world's first car race held in Paris. Race participants had to display their competition numbers on the sides of their cars for identification, marking the earliest form of car stickers. With the long-term promotion of car and motorcycle races, a large number of sponsors entered the racing industry, and the bodies of race cars began to feature sponsor-branded stickers for advertising purposes. Such cars were referred to as modified car stickers and logo stickers. It can be said that the widespread popularity of car stickers originated from racing sports. The vigorous development of car stickers stemmed from the rise and popularization of the automobile industry in Europe, America, and Japan. As car buyers became younger and more family or individual-oriented, influenced by the characteristics of youth and racing styles, car stickers became prevalent and gradually swept the world. 2. Materials: The material of car stickers is mainly PVC outdoor adhesive paper that can withstand outdoor conditions. It requires greater wear resistance and UV protection compared to ordinary advertising-grade materials. Although the variety of materials and colors is not as rich as those of clothing fabrics, there are still many choices available, such as ordinary, luminous, metal reflective, laser reflective, and metal brushed, among others. Car stickers can be placed anywhere on the vehicle—on both sides of the body, the hood, the headlight brows, the skirts, or the wheel hubs—as long as the creative expression stays within the limits permitted by current regulations, allowing car owners to fully showcase their personality and preferences. Car stickers are not just for the young; people of all ages can find joy in car stickers as long as they love car culture and life.
