Stic-It Hits the Airwaves: Founder Talks Rotating Car Flags on Denver's Rush to Reason
- Stic-it
- Aug 14
- 3 min read
Stic-It Rotating Car Flags recently got some airtime on KLZ 560's Rush to Reason, Denver's afternoon drive time talk show. Stic-It founder Lindsay sat down with host John to break down what makes our patented rotating car flag different from anything else out there, and why it is quickly becoming the go to advertising tool for businesses, real estate agents, political campaigns, and everyday drivers who just want to show their support without messing up their paint.
Here are some of the highlights from the conversation.
What Is a Stic-It Rotating Car Flag?
Stic-It is a window mounted rotating car flag that clips securely onto your window, no adhesive, no tools, no damage. Because the flag panel is made of durable plastic instead of fabric, the image stays upright and readable at all times. It does not flap, droop, or make noise like a traditional cloth flag.
And because the flag rotates as you drive, your image is visible from nearly every angle, not just the sides like you would get with a magnetic sign.
Built for More Than Just Patriotic Flags
While Stic-It is best known for our patriotic and law enforcement designs, Lindsay explained on air that the product works for just about anyone who wants visibility on the road, including:
Realtors
Political candidates and campaigns
Small businesses looking for mobile advertising
Graduation celebrations (a major seller every May)
Anyone who simply wants to display a cause or message they care about
Every Stic-It flag can be custom made. Customers simply upload their own image through the design tool on getsticit.com and Stic-It handles the rest.
The Story Behind the Idea
One of the more interesting moments in the interview was Lindsay explaining where the idea came from. The inventor's mother was hesitant to put a political bumper sticker on her car, worried about driving into neighborhoods that did not share her views and having her car keyed or vandalized as a result. That concern sparked the idea for a flag that could be put on and taken off easily, without ever touching the paint or leaving adhesive residue behind.
Why Stic-It Beats Bumper Stickers and Magnets
During the interview, host John, who described himself as a lifelong car guy, pushed back on bumper stickers and magnetic signs entirely. Lindsay pointed out exactly why Stic-It solves both problems.
Bumper stickers are permanent and can damage paint when removed. Magnetic signs can trap dirt underneath and scratch the clear coat over time. Traditional flags flap in the wind, which can scuff paint and create a lot of noise on the highway.
Stic-It clips onto the window with no adhesive and no metal touching the body of the car. When it is time for a new message, whether that means a new candidate, a new listing, or a new season, customers simply peel off the old flag panel and snap on a new one. The base stays the same. Only the image changes.
Easy to Use, Even With Window Tint
Lindsay also confirmed that Stic-It works fine on vehicles with window tint. The flag clips onto the window itself, not directly onto the tint film, so there is no risk of damage during install or removal.
Available on getsticit.com and Amazon
Stic-It Rotating Car Flags are available directly through getsticit.com, where customers can browse ready made designs or upload their own artwork using the site's custom design tool. Stic-It products are also available on Amazon for customers who prefer to shop there.
As Lindsay mentioned on air, bulk pricing is available for businesses and campaigns looking to order in volume.
Listen to the Full Interview
Rush to Reason airs on KLZ 560, Denver's Afternoon Rush. Tune in to hear the full conversation about how Stic-It got started and why it is becoming the preferred alternative to bumper stickers, magnets, and flapping cloth flags across the country.
Ready to design your own? Head to getsticit.com and upload your image today.
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