how do I apply it? I do not want to cut it, I want to use this as a border in my son's room. Is it just peel and stick ?
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Hi Melissa, this is just peel and stick, like a large sticker. When you're done using it, it will come right off without taking off any paint. I love this stuff!
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The actual decal is stuck between two pieces of paper. When peeling the two pieces of paper apart, you have to make sure that it is on the clear sheet so you can position it on the wall how you want it. From there, you stick the clear sheet that has the decal onto the wall. The decal will stick to the wall as you peel it back. It took me and my mom a good hour and a half to get the entire thing up, because it is tedious. There are so many small parts that you have to worry about ripping it if you move to fast. I promise though that it is worth the time and effort. Beautiful decal. I hope I answered your question! The actual decal is stuck between two pieces of paper. When peeling the two pieces of paper apart, you have to make sure that it is on the clear sheet so you can position it on the wall how you want it. From there, you stick the clear sheet that has the decal onto the wall. The decal will stick to the wall as you peel it back. It took me and my mom a good hour and a half to get the entire thing up, because it is tedious. There are so many small parts that you have to worry about ripping it if you move to fast. I promise though that it is worth the time and effort. Beautiful decal. I hope I... » Read More The actual decal is stuck between two pieces of paper. When peeling the two pieces of paper apart, you have to make sure that it is on the clear sheet so you can position it on the wall how you want it. From there, you stick the clear sheet that has the decal onto the wall. The decal will stick to the wall as you peel it back. It took me and my mom a good hour and a half to get the entire thing up, because it is tedious. There are so many small parts that you have to worry about ripping it if you move to fast. I promise though that it is worth the time and effort. Beautiful decal. I hope I answered your question! « Show Less
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I just spray the paper with water as I am pulling off, what is left I soak with water and use a soft sponge to rub off. this way there are no marks left on the wall. Pretty easy! Hope this was helpful.
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i didn't open this quotation yet because we have to paint the room first, all i can tell you is just thequotation w/o a frame, so i guess you just glue the letters to the wall, this is my daughter proyect, so i really do not know how this goes to the wall. i am sorry, i hope this help you a little bit.
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First you have to wipe the walls with alcohol and dry it. For this one; I just cut very close to the words and around the verse in a nice fashion. Others are just the words,(meaning you peel the front and back) this one has a clear plastic over the verse. So then you peel the back and hold up on the wall and put in place. Press firmly on the wall. I cut very close to the words, so it is not as visible.
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There actually weren't any directions that came with the stickers, unfortunately. We had to figure it out ourselves. What you need to do... and hopefully I can explain this as simply as possible... is peel the back sticker off and stick the sticker to the wall with the top coat still attached. Once you have the ticker on the wall how you like it, use a paint scraper and push against the top sticker to press the letters on the wall. While pushing the scraper across the top film part, pull it up slowly so that the letters will stick to the wall instead of coming up with the top part. Does that make sense?? There actually weren't any directions that came with the stickers, unfortunately. We had to figure it out ourselves. What you need to do... and hopefully I can explain this as simply as possible... is peel the back sticker off and stick the sticker to the wall with the top coat still attached. Once you have the ticker on the wall how you like it, use a paint scraper and push against the top sticker to press the letters on the wall. While pushing the scraper across the top film part, pull it up slowly so that the letters will stick to the wall instead of coming up with the top part. Does... » Read More There actually weren't any directions that came with the stickers, unfortunately. We had to figure it out ourselves. What you need to do... and hopefully I can explain this as simply as possible... is peel the back sticker off and stick the sticker to the wall with the top coat still attached. Once you have the ticker on the wall how you like it, use a paint scraper and push against the top sticker to press the letters on the wall. While pushing the scraper across the top film part, pull it up slowly so that the letters will stick to the wall instead of coming up with the top part. Does that make sense?? « Show Less
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Stuck it directly to the wall. There is also a video you can watch that helps. It was very easy to apply. Love mine.
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I got no confidence to paste it, its a sticker and is too big never try before, i get current wall paper contractor to help and its had a small wrinkle, the quality of sticker is good and thick enough, if you are patient enough can be done. After stick on not possible to take off.
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I dont know if you bought this from us or another company, but I will help you from here ;) Take a credit card or grocery bonus card (something plastic and flat) and rub the application tape (plastic) thoroughly to make sure the vinyl is completely adhered to the wall. Beginning at a corner, start peeling the app tape off of the lettering SLOWLY. if a letter comes up with the plastic, press down on the app tape using the card and rub, then try pulling up a little more. Patience is the key here. Most of the time you will not have a problem with the lettering or font used on this item, but some fonts and designs can be quite "hairy" and the thin lines and points tend to come up. Let me know if you need any further help! Also there are about 80 videos on youtube that have good application advice.
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Hello, Steve...I would not recommend this product for that use. I think this job needs a stronger product like Weld Bond or Tacky Glue that comes in several kinds: Clear Gel, Original, Extra Hold, etc. my first choice for wallpaper would be Weld Bond. You could build a house with this adhesive. Hope this helps. Have a great Monday....Linda
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"Can" it be? Yes I suppose so. It is regular wallpaper strips. The thing is they come rolled so I don't imagine it would look very good once you have to line them up and make sure they stay together. I would suggest trying a smaller mural that didn't take up the whole wall if you really want to go that route. Of note, you can put it up and then just peel it off when you move. It really isn't that hard to get off the wall if you are willing to just take the time to do it.
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No, there are several different sizes of decals, some single leaves and some mutiple leaves together. You peel off each leaf or cluster of leaves individually. Not sure if they would work as a wallpaper border. As long as you got a straight line as your guide you could arrange the leaves along the line and then make your border however wide you want it by filling in the leaves. Seems like a lot of work to me, but I'm sure it would look great! I'm still happy with my project. Wallpaper border would probably be faster if you could find something you like. Good luck! :)
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I used a credit card, to apply mine. It peels right away as long as it is stuck to the wall in the area your pulling from. My best opinion, just don't rush and pull while peeling it away. You should be fine. Mine came in one piece on a clear adhesive strip. They were individual letters. I do have others that have a word for each part. I guess it depends on the manufacturer.
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You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.
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The wall on which it stick is painted with eggshell finish. It stick perfectly. In fact my four year old toddler son tried to peel it off from the wall, but without luck. You may need to make sure not to leave any bubbles when you stick to the wall. It is similar to adding a screen protector for iPhone.Hope this helps!
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The instructions were on a small card and could easily be missed. You should position decal on wall in the way you want it. Make LIGHT pencil marks on the wall so you can position again later. Peel off clear tape/coating UNDER (NOT the layer over the letters) the letters. Using a credit card, press firmly and evenly from left to right and up and down. No bubbles should be present. Then peel back the remaining layer, upward at a 45 degree angle, slowly. The decal will then be stuck to the wall. You can cut and position words as you choose.
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The decal is cut from a solid piece of vinyl, so no clear border. It is different from the type of vinyl that you can get for windows, as it appears to have an adhesive on the side that adheres to the wall. You should contact the seller to see if it can be applied to windows as well as walls.