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Application Instructions

Not only do our removable vinyl wall stickers add a splash of color to those walls, but they are incredibly EASY to apply...
 
Kiss those paint messes and mess-ups goodbye!
 
Everyone will be asking you if you hand painted your vinyl wall words yourself... what could be better than getting these kinds of eye-pleasing results without having the hassle of hand painting!
 
Our Application Instructions for Vinyl Wall Art & Removable Wall Words makes the process even easier to follow and complete.
Application Instructions
 
Application Instructions - Think of the sheet in 3D
Your vinyl arrives as a pre-spaced sheet of letters made of three layers...
(1) The top layer - or transfer tape (though which you can see the letters)
(2) The middle layer - the vinyl letters or decals themselves
(3) The bottom layer - white/blue shiny backing paper
 
When you receive your order, gently press the vinyl sheet flat before proceeding with the instructions.
 
Application Instructions - Position Your Letters
Find the center of the area you wish to apply your wall words and lightly mark it with a pencil. Position your vinyl sheet on the wall, using the center arrow provided to center your decal with the mark on the wall. Use a level to ensure the letters are straight (line the level up with the LETTERS, NOT the backing paper). Make several small pencil marks on the wall, along the top of the decal.
 
Application Instructions - Remove the Backing
Take down your lettering and lay it FACE DOWN on a flat surface. With your application tool (or credit card), gently but firmly rub over the paper backing one more time to ensure the letters are adhering to the tape on the front.
 
Application Instructions - Rub Letters Onto Wall
Carefully remove the paper backing, then place the design back on your wall. Align the top of the tape with the pnecil marks you previously made. Gently press down with the palm of your hand, ensuring all the letters are adhering to the wall. Once you have done this with the entire decal, take your application tool and once more go over your decal (application tape still on).
 
Application Instructions - Peel Off Transfer Tape
Starting at a corner, slowly peel back the application tape, pulling it BACK INTO ITSELF. (DO NOT pull it straight up off the wall at a 90 degree angle) TAKE YOUR TIME, as this is the most important step. If your letters are still sticking to the tape, lay the tape back down and run the letters again. NOTE: Heavily textured walls will take more time. Have patience, and go slowly.
 
Application Instructions - 2 Color and Oversized
THIS STEP IS FOR 2 COLOR, OVERLAYS, and OVERSIZED ONLY! You will notice there are least two diamond shapes on your first section- make sure they transfer onto the wall with the letters or art. When positioning the second section, place the diamond shapes ON TOP of the already applied section. Proceed with steps 2-4 above.
 
Application Instructions - Remove Positioners
YOU'RE DONE! Once all the tape is removed, take your fingernail or tweezers and peel off the center arrow and diamond shapes (if applicable).
 
PLEASE NOTE: Be sure to apply vinyl wall art out of reach of little fingers to prevent toddlers and infants from pulling it off the wall. Remember that any backgrounds shown in our sample images are for illustrative purposes only.
 


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