DIY Awning Updates

Update an awning yourself without replacing the whole fabric

Use GripAwn products to cover over old wording, add a new logo, apply graphics, or order material by the roll or yard. Start by testing your surface first, then choose the product that matches the way you want the finished awning to look.

Always test first. If your awning fabric has silicone or another non-stick treatment, adhesives will not bond. Order a small sample before placing a larger order.
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Cover over old wording

GripAwn MDS Matte Decal System

Choose this when you want a new full printed face or need to cover old lettering with a fresh printed panel.

  • Best for awning cover-overs, refreshes, and larger printed logo areas.
  • Matte-laminated full-color decal mounted on GripAwn fabric.
  • Good when you want the appearance of a new printed awning face without replacing the whole awning.
GripAwn printed panel example
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Fabric shows behind the letters

GripAwn F&L Fabric and Letters

Choose this when you want the GripAwn fabric itself to remain visible, with letters and logos applied only where needed.

  • Best when the fabric background is part of the final look.
  • Works well for simpler lettering and logo layouts.
  • Good when you want fabric plus applied lettering rather than one full printed panel.
GripAwn fabric and letters example
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Graphics only

DirectDecals / PrintAwn

Choose this when you want direct-apply lettering, logos, or graphics without GripAwn fabric backing.

  • Good for DIY users who want graphics only.
  • Can be used on compatible awnings and other tested surfaces.
  • Best when you do not need a fabric-backed cover-up panel. Test first before ordering a larger job.
DirectDecals awning graphics example
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Material only

GripAwn Yardage and Rolls

Choose this when you need GripAwn material itself for fabrication, repair work, sign shops, or custom installations.

  • Order by the roll or yard for trade use and custom work.
  • Best for installers, fabricators, and shops making their own awning solutions.
  • Useful when you need material only, not a finished printed product.

DIY awning update checklist

  1. Test your surface first with a small sample to make sure the adhesive bonds properly.
  2. Measure the area you want to cover, update, or decorate.
  3. Choose the right product: full printed panel, fabric plus letters, graphics only, or material by the roll.
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