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Hey ladies out there, customizing rides are not just the boy’s games you know. Check out this very pretty ca sticker, you’ll be the center of attention with Avril’s logo on your ride. It is even better than the real thing coz this one is made of reflective vinyl. One of my favorites is this [...]

A bright idea to make your Perodua MyVi stand out amongst the others. William has shown his love to his beloved girlfriend, Eve with this simple and yet innovative decal/sticker design. It has names William and Eve all around the car, in Matrix design. Any better idea to utilize car vinyls? I don’t think your [...]

Check out Storm Rider Lyrics Below. This is a Proton Kancil. Vinyl used: Retro-reflective.
雲對風 靜對動 冷笑對刀鋒
你對我 我對你 轉眼都成空
雨下得鬧烘烘 雪飄的興沖沖

Flowers, leaves and a nice decoration for Perodua MyVi. Suits the beautiful owner.

This lovely Baby Milo design is specially for a lovely couple! Check out this Produa MyVi!

Apparently this Baby Milo is the hottest creature in town. Everyone wants its T-shirt, shoes and jumpers. Baby Milo clothing is a sub division of Bape (a bathing ape). The brand Bape was started out in a tiny storefront called “BUSY WORKSHOP” in Harajuku. The name is based on a common Japanese saying, “Bathing in [...]

It is worth noting the before and after applying vinyl pictures of this Perodua Kenari. A very simple use of color and wording makes this car look very different.

Simple designs can result in extraordinary effects. A simple use of reflective sticker at the headlights and racing stripes on the sides makes this Perodua MyVi a very unique car.

This is how to personalize a Perodua MyVi - by adding a reflective (retroreflective) eyebrow for the headlights and lightning cum flames racing stripes on the sides.

Meet Keroppi, the most active and adventurous fella in the Hasunoue family. Hasunoue (pronounced Hah-sue-no-oo-eh) is his surname, which means on top of the lily pad in Japanese. Do you know that his birthday is July 10? Love him much? Take him out for a ride on your Perodua Kenari!