STEP 1:

	First, rub the supplied squeegee tool over your lettering to ensure it is sticking firmly to the transfer paper. DO NOT use water on your vinyl art during this step.
	Choose your desired location, and place the lettering on the wall exactly the way it comes. Use pieces of masking tape as shown to hold it into place. Adjust straightness of decal as needed.

 

STEP 2:

	Cut apart large lettering between words (as shown) to make installation easier. Remove backing paper from lettering. Using the supplied tool, rub over the lettering to securely adhere it to your wall.
	Work slowly from the top down. Take your time with this step to avoid bubbles or wrinkles in your artwork. If you get a bubble, gently rub the bubble to the edge of the letter or use a small pin to pop the bubble and push air out.

 

STEP 3:

Carefully peel off the transfer paper to reveal your lettering. Pull at an angle and watch that your letters are all sticking to your surface. If you notice any letters pulling up with the transfer paper, re-rub onto the wall.

Presto! You're done and ready to enjoy!

*Please note: Installation time may vary by individual. This timeframe is an estimate based on studies done by Right On The Walls.

If you have never applied vinyl before, it may take you longer. Larger lettering with a great amount of words and/or designs can take longer to put up than shorter or smaller designs.

Easy Application on Glass, Mirror, Plastic or Metal:
Please follow the application instructions included with your product purchase.

Additional Installation Tips:

Thoroughly clean your wall, make sure it is free from dust or other residue before application.

Allow your lettering to warm to room temperature before attempting to apply.

Allow newly painted walls to "cure" for two weeks before applying your vinyl wall lettering.

If your lettering gets wet, allow it to completely dry before applying to an interior wall.

If you are having trouble with the letters sticking to the clear sticky paper ... try rubbing thoroughly on the edge of each letter.

Always start with a corner of the clear sticky application paper and pull slightly sideways at an angle. If a letter is not sticking to the clear tape, just lay the clear tape back down over that letter only and rub the edge. You'll notice that once the edge of the letter sticks the whole letter should pull up easily.

You may give the letter edge a little help with a toothpick or small pointed object.

Do not lay your clear application tape back down after you pull it up, just keep going until you get the whole way across, you will end up with just the clear tape and the letters sticking to it. Apply that to the wall.

You may choose to cut your lettering apart and apply in smaller sections if you wish. Just cut a square around each section. You can even cut apart each letter if you want to get creative in your application.

** Will not stick to 'Candlelight' finish by Ralph Lauren.
** Not Recommended for use with with High Gloss Painted surfaces.
** Knock Down Textured Walls may experience some difficulty with edges.

Easy Removal:
To remove your lettering, grab the corner of each letter with your fingernail, toothpick or a pair of tweezers. Pull off of the wall at a slight angel. If your lettering has been on your wall for a length of time, you may wish to warm up the removable adhesive with a hair dryer to speed up removal.