Be sure to type in your color choice in the personalization box.
1" options come in sets of 3*
2" options come in sets of 2*
*If you want different colors in these sets, list the colors in the personalization box when you place your order.
I use clear medium tack transfer film by default. If you'd prefer high tack clear film, low tack paper tape or medium tack paper tape instead, let me know in the personalization box (where you type in your color choice)
All of the colors shown are glossy**, permanent adhesive vinyl that are rated for flat/smooth surfaces & indoor/outdoor applications. **(unless marked **Matte**)
The holographic/chrome colors can be sensitive to frequent or aggressive touching. If you plan to put a decal made from one of those colors in a "high traffic" area, you might notice scratches showing up a lot easier than you may like. I just want to make sure you are informed and aren't disappointed if that should occur.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Feel free to contact me directly about bulk order discounts, design requests, or custom orders.
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How to apply your decal like a pro:
• For best results, Installation should be in temperatures above 50°F(10°C) and below 90°F(32°C)
• You should always clean the application surface before applying the decal—remove all dirt, dust, grease, etc. After properly cleaning the area, I do a final round of cleaning the area with alcohol and paper towels. This ensures that no cleaning agent residue or towel fibers are left on the surface. You can use a dry erase marker (on applicable surfaces) or masking tape to ensure better positioning and more accuracy when applying your decal.
• Slowly peel the clear transfer tape away from the backing while making sure the decal doesn’t stay stuck to the backing. If the decal does stay on the backing, use an xacto knife or sewing needle to gently pry up the vinyl to reattach it to the transfer tape.
• When applying the decal to the desired surface, begin in one corner/side and work your way out from there. Don’t place the decal all at once as this can lead to large air bubbles.
• Use a squeegee/credit card/scraper to get rid of small/minor air bubbles—it is normal to have small air bubbles following installation, most of them will work their way out after 24 hours. If you have a massive bubble, you can use a needle or tip of an xacto blade to make a tiny hole to push the air out of. It’s not a great idea, as this can sometimes leave an entry way for gunk, but it’s better than having a giant bubble.
• Remove the transfer tape. Take your time with this step!! Start at one of the corners and slowly pull the tape off of your surface. The lower the angle, the better. Often times, I’m basically dragging the transfer tape against the surface I’m pulling towards. Be careful not to lift up part of the vinyl design. If it stays stuck to the transfer tape, put the tape back on the surface and use the xacto knife or needle to encourage it down onto the surface. If you have a design with tons of tiny bits or fine lines, this process can take a while. Be patient. It’s worth it.
• Smooth any leftover bubbles with the squeegee/credit card/scraper. Place the (removed) backing as a liner between the squeegee and the decal to prevent scratch marks from the squeegee.
That should do it! Enjoy!