do you put it up one letter at a time?
339772
No, it goes up all at once. You just peel away the whole sheet and the words are stuck on the wall.
339773
No - it is one large sheet and you adhere it all at one time. You could cut it into words or lines if you do not like the layout and rearrange it however you like. We cut off the Audrey Hepburn signature at the bottom and just used the verse because it is originally from another poem - it did not originate from the actress. It is super easy to use. my 11 year old daughter put it on her mirror all by herself - with supervision.
339774
Hi! It is a complete sheet, not one letter at a time - tape the top and transfer from the middle out. Take your time and use a utensil that allow you to rub the transfer with scratching it. It was really easy - but take your time and it will come out beautifully! I LOVE mine! I hope this helps.
339775
No I didn't. It is impossible to make it straight one letter at a time. We just had a bathroom redone and it is very textured and I am guessing that is why it didn't stick. It worked beautifully on the mirror though, was very pleased with it that is why I gave it high stars. I just didn't think about it not sticking to a really textured wall.
339776
You can but that can be difficult. I worked in a sign shop (we installed a lot of vinyl like this).. This link will help you, it is how we did it. http://www.signazon.com/install-vinyl-lettering.aspx
339777
No you dint put it up ine letter at a time you peel the oneside off and place it in the wall how you want it then youll see the letters throughout the other paper and use simethibg like credit card to stick it through kind of like a fake tattoo but no water and it takes less then 5 minutes
1190716
Yes, you just have to be careful not to put too many pages at once or it will jam.
1393005
I don't know if it would be possible to cut each letter to use them individually. However I don't have any problem using the letters as they are. It just takes practice.
429037
It would be too time-consuming to list all of the letters, but rest assured there are a lot of them! The instruction manual comes with a list of possible words, which must be more than 100 total. I selected a word I knew I would remember from the list, and it's pretty easy to operate using that word. I recommend it.
1081889
what they probably dont tell you is that there are letters or character on both sides of each stamp. It isnt inconvenient unless you are wanting to place all the letters you need side by side at the same time. Otherwise you are limited to pressing only one letter or character at a time, I use it for concrete and mortar. It contains a good selection of characters, but only capitol letters. I am pleased with the function durability of this very inexpensive product.
246133
I live in one too & it does come off easily, it just might take some time since it has to be done one letter at a time
131717
Yes. You will get a separate email from them asking what you want it to say, what font you want, etc.
983869
Yes. Very easy to use how you want its just like two big stickers. Mine look great :-)
1195640
Yes, we can print on one line or two with a maximum of 21 characters per line. Be sure to enter the information you want printed in the gift message box during checkout. Thank you for shopping with us.
778338
each line, each letter is individual. it easier to put on if you rub with a very hot towel over each line. if not you will miss some letters
773011
Yes, I have. I have only printed them one at a time however. I am careful to not let the machine get too hot while printing them, since this could cause the labels to unstick from the backing.
1658976
No, you can only use one feature at a time. I don't find this to be a problem but others might.
1910987
If you don't change the information on the screen, you can just print successive labels as you wish. You have to print them one at a time, but you do not have to retype the information.
938560
No - the lettering comes in the package. There are multiple (3 or 4) of each letter and number in the sheets.
1616260
hello, sorry for late response...I have used the student ruler along when apply the letters one by one for small words with the three big words, I cut them off individually and stick on one by one....good luck
1172943
Letter by letter. If you measure and start out with a plan then it is easy. You do have to individually rub each letter to make sure it adheres and well as possible to your surface. I applied to painted Sheetrock so my surface had a little texture to it (not completely smooth) so I applied a lot of pressure to each letter. I don't think it took more than about 45 minutes to apply. It seems to be holding well. It has been about 3 months. I started out with a newly painted and dried surface, so clean.
1393003
You can. I used my Cutco scissors and cut between each letter. It worked perfectly for me. I much prefer the separation.