Requirements
- File: PDF, PSD, PNG, JPEG, AI Format
- Colour Mode: CMYK
- DPI: 300
- Text must be outlined
- Images must be embedded
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How To Stick?
FOR DECALS WITHOUT TRANSFER TAPE
- PREP THE WALL: Pre-clean your wall surface with soap and water and ensure the surface is dry and free of dust before proceeding. If the walls are freshly painted, please allow 4-5 weeks for your walls to fully settle before applying your decal.
- PLAN THE LAYOUT: Decals are for one-time use, so make a plan for where you would like to position your decals. Tape the decal to the wall or window surface with masking tape to ensure it's the exact placement. Use a bubble level or ruler if necessary.
- PEEL OFF THE BACKING: Using the masking tape to hold the decal its position, peel off the white paper backing from the decal and transparent transfer tape. Paste the exposed decal and transfer tape to the wall. Please note that once the white paper backing is removed, the adhesive is exposed so make sure not to fold over or wrinkle the decal
- STICK THE DECAL: Paste the decals on the wall and and smooth it out with your fingers or with a credit card to ensure adhesion along the edges. In case of wrinkles or curls, you can pull it free if it sticks to itself, as gently and slowly as you can. For best results, do not stick wall decals on wet, uneven and textured wall surfaces.
FOR DECALS WITH TRANSFER TAPE
- PREP THE WALL: Pre-clean your wall surface with soap and water and ensure the surface is dry and free of dust before proceeding. If the walls are freshly painted, we recommend waiting 4-5 weeks for your walls to fully cure before applying.
- PLAN THE LAYOUT: Decals are for one-time use, so make a plan for where you would like to position your decals. Tape the decal to the wall surface with masking tape to ensure it's the exact placement. Use a bubble level or ruler if necessary.
- PEEL OFF THE BACKING: Using the masking tape to hold the decal its position, peel off the white paper backing from the decal and transparent transfer tape. Paste the exposed decal and transfer tape to the wall. Please note that once the white paper backing is removed, the adhesive is exposed so make sure not to fold over or wrinkle the decal
- STICK THE DECAL, PEEL TRANSFER TAPE OFF: Now, starting at the corner, slowly peel or roll the transfer tape away from the decal at a 45° angle. Continue until the transfer tape is completely removed from the wall and decal. Continue to rub the remainder of decals on the wall and smooth it out with your fingers or with a credit card to ensure adhesion along the edges.
Q: Can wall stickers be reused?
A: Many wall stickers are designed to be removable, but their reusability can vary. If you handle them gently during removal, you might be able to reposition them once or twice. However, keep in mind that the adhesive may weaken after multiple uses, which could affect how well they stick to the wall. For long-term designs, choose a spot where you want them to stay put!
Q: How do I remove a wall sticker without damaging the paint?
A: Removing a wall sticker can be done safely with a little care. Start by gently peeling back one corner of the sticker. If it resists, you can use a hairdryer on a low setting to warm the adhesive slightly, which makes it easier to peel off. Slowly pull the sticker away from the wall at a 45-degree angle to minimise the risk of damaging the paint. If any residue remains, you can use a gentle adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol on a soft cloth to clean the surface.
Q: How can I ensure my wall stickers adhere properly for the long term?
A: Achieving a long-lasting application with wall stickers involves several critical steps. First, preparation is key. Clean the wall surface thoroughly with a mild detergent or rubbing alcohol to remove any dust, oils, or residues. This step is essential, as any contaminants can weaken the adhesive bond, leading to premature peeling or bubbling.
Once the wall is clean and dry, carefully plan the placement of your sticker. It’s helpful to lay the sticker out against the wall to visualize its position before making it permanent. If your sticker is large, consider using painter’s tape to temporarily hold it in place while you adjust its position.
When you’re ready to apply, start from one edge and slowly peel the backing while pressing the sticker onto the wall. Use a soft cloth or a squeegee to push out air bubbles, working your way from the center towards the edges. If you encounter any stubborn bubbles, gently lift the sticker and reapply, taking care to smooth it back down. By following these steps, you can ensure that your wall stickers not only look great but also last for a long time.