Installation Instructions
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You will need: alcohol spray and a credit card or other hard plastic card.
1. Make sure your hands are clean (of grease and dirt.)
2. Clean the surface to which you will adhere the decal with alcohol.
3. Remove paper backing from decal.
4. Line up and lightly press on the decal starting from one side to the other.
5. Take your card and scrape from the center out to the edges of the decal.
*The decal should be securely in place with no apparent bubbles at this point*
6. Carefully remove transfer tape, try to lay it flat as you pull to limit the risk of pulling off the decal.
*For peel and stick decals: Only follow instructions 1 & 2.
*For larger decals: Line it up with the paper backing still on, then tape along the flattest side, pull back, and follow steps 3 through 6.
1. Make sure your hands are clean (of grease and dirt.)
2. Clean the surface to which you will adhere the decal with alcohol.
3. Remove paper backing from decal.
4. Line up and lightly press on the decal starting from one side to the other.
5. Take your card and scrape from the center out to the edges of the decal.
*The decal should be securely in place with no apparent bubbles at this point*
6. Carefully remove transfer tape, try to lay it flat as you pull to limit the risk of pulling off the decal.
*For peel and stick decals: Only follow instructions 1 & 2.
*For larger decals: Line it up with the paper backing still on, then tape along the flattest side, pull back, and follow steps 3 through 6.
Removal of old decals
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The Easy Way: Recommended for both painted and non-painted surfaces.
You will need: a fabric steamer.
Make sure not to get your hands to close to the steam. Gently move steamer back and forth over decal, make sure not to stay in one place for more than a few seconds. Lightly prod the edge of the decal with a finger to see if it comes loose. Reapply steam if needed.
The Not-So-Easy Way: Recommended for glass and metal, not recommended for any painted surface or scratch-able plastic.
You will need: Rubbing alcohol and a flat razor or similar flat blade.
Begin to spray the alcohol and align the blade almost parallel to the glass above the decal. Scrape downward while continuing to spray the alcohol in regular intervals. When finished spray the surface with alcohol and wipe to clean any additional residue.
The Easy Way: Recommended for both painted and non-painted surfaces.
You will need: a fabric steamer.
Make sure not to get your hands to close to the steam. Gently move steamer back and forth over decal, make sure not to stay in one place for more than a few seconds. Lightly prod the edge of the decal with a finger to see if it comes loose. Reapply steam if needed.
The Not-So-Easy Way: Recommended for glass and metal, not recommended for any painted surface or scratch-able plastic.
You will need: Rubbing alcohol and a flat razor or similar flat blade.
Begin to spray the alcohol and align the blade almost parallel to the glass above the decal. Scrape downward while continuing to spray the alcohol in regular intervals. When finished spray the surface with alcohol and wipe to clean any additional residue.
