Is this the kind of decal that you apply to the wall and then peel the top layer off so it looks like it has been painted on? Or is it a sticker you apply to the wall that has an edge around it when you look at it? Is this the kind of decal that you apply to the wall and then peel the top layer off so it looks like it has been painted on? Or is it a sticker you apply to the wall that has an edge around it... » Read More Is this the kind of decal that you apply to the wall and then peel the top layer off so it looks like it has been painted on? Or is it a sticker you apply to the wall that has an edge around it when you look at it? « Show Less
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It's a sticker that you apply and then peel. It doesn't looks like a sticker at all when you look at it on the wall, just like painted. And it's really easy to apply.
275362
You stick it to the wall, then carefully rub the paper on the back of the decal. As you rub. You slowly peel the paper away. Done right, it is very nice. Just take your time.
275363
It's a sticker vinyl decal that you have to rub onto the wall in the exact location that you would like. From a distance it may look like it's painted on but up close you can tell it's stickers.
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The individual letters are on a plastic sheet. You press it against the wall and rub it with a credit card to smooth them onto the wall. Have to go slowly and carefully or they won't stick well. I thought I was getting the peel and stick, removable/reusable ones; but these aren't. I like the reusable ones much better. Much more user friendly. You can peel and re-stick as often as you need to get the look you want. These are a one and done deal, no second chances. Hope this helps.
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In all honesty, I think the edges of the decals may peel away from your wall. I've had that happen to a couple of the decals on my smooth walls, but I think, or at least am hoping, it's due to the high humidity we're experiencing right now. Today I moved them around in my kitchen and have had no issues yet with edges peeling away. If your textured wall is the small sand-like texture, I would say no, they won't work. If it's bigger swirls, you may get enough of the decal on the smooth part to make it work. Not sure if this was of any help to you. Good luck!
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It's all together. On plastic. Think about the old kids tattoos when you wet them and pulled the backing off. You remove a backing and press the decal to the wall. The plastic left covers the letters and you rub them off into the wall. This one was a little tricky because of the font used but just had to make sure to go over every part if each letter. It looks great on the wall
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Yes. I have mine up on the wall and people don't know they are decals. They think it was painted on. Very nice stickers.
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Actually, it is neither! It is like a decal that will stick to the wall but is easily removed by pulling it off. It did not ruin our painted walls either. If I had been a bit more careful, I might have been able to save the border to use again. We loved this item and might just buy one again this year!
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A textured wall meaning it is not smooth right? I don't think it will stick very well. Because I think the wall has to be smooth in order for it to stick very well otherwise it may tear. The product is like a picture on a double side tape, you first put on the wall, then you use like a credit card to remove any bubble while you were placing it (that's the part that takes quite some time, you need to be very patient to remove all the bubble and you need a smooth surface to be able to do that very well I think), then you remove the extra sheet on the picture.When you do it that way it like very well it is a painting on the wall.I hope that helps. A textured wall meaning it is not smooth right? I don't think it will stick very well. Because I think the wall has to be smooth in order for it to stick very well otherwise it may tear. The product is like a picture on a double side tape, you first put on the wall, then you use like a credit card to remove any bubble while you were placing it (that's the part that takes quite some time, you need to be very patient to remove all the bubble and you need a smooth surface to be able to do that very well I think), then you remove the extra sheet on the picture.When you do it that way it... » Read More A textured wall meaning it is not smooth right? I don't think it will stick very well. Because I think the wall has to be smooth in order for it to stick very well otherwise it may tear. The product is like a picture on a double side tape, you first put on the wall, then you use like a credit card to remove any bubble while you were placing it (that's the part that takes quite some time, you need to be very patient to remove all the bubble and you need a smooth surface to be able to do that very well I think), then you remove the extra sheet on the picture.When you do it that way it like very well it is a painting on the wall.I hope that helps. « Show Less
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I unrolled it and stuck it to the wall. I then used a wooden stick, like a popscicle stick, and rubbed over all of the design to adhere it to the wall. When I thought it was rubbed on, I started to peel the backing paper off. If the design looked like it was coming off, too, I'd smooth the paper back onto the wall and rub with the wooden stick some more. This was my first attempt at putting one on and I thought mine came out well, though it was more rubbing on that I had expected.
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This was a decal. Not a sticker!! This was put on my wall the way all other decals are. One big slab then peel away slowly. Not a sticker!! There is no clear plastic background
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Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I hope this helps. Have a great birthday celebration! Take care, Sandra Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I... » Read More Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I hope this helps. Have a great birthday celebration! Take care, Sandra « Show Less
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No, it's wallpaper not a decal. It adheres to the wall with wallpaper paste.
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I'm not positive what the difference is but I believe this would be considered transfer decals. You place them on the wall and rub until stuck then slowly peel off the top paper.
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It's basically self explanatory. I don't remember if instructions actually came with it. It peels right off or paper and sticks on wall. U MAY want an extra set of hands to insure smoothness. GR8 product. Still on the wall!
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It's so easy! I love mine! I got a HUGE one, basically I had to cut the decal into 4 sections. All you do is take one section place it where you want it on the wall and rub. You may have to use a credit card or a piece of cardboard to make it adhere. Then you SLOWLY pull back the top layer and volia! Your image is on the wall!
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I haven't tried to remove it so I don't know for sure. Will say that it is a high quality (awesome) decal, thin, yet in over a year of having it on my sons wall there is no peeling or give. It is on pretty solid. If removed carefully and slowly from a dorm room wall you should be ok as long as the paint was dried well.
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It feels like one of the decals that are popular that that an adhesive on the back.I had to pick it up and move it.. and I did so with no issues, however I would not recommend doing that frequently.. my only complaint with this is that the dry erase marker doesn't stay in the holder.. but that's not terrible. It's not laminated in that it's stiff..It's more like a reusable sticker.how that helps..I do like it and I'm considering the usa only . Map.. bed bath and beyond have wall pops, you could check out out there..
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it is one big decal...it looks really great and was very easy to apply. It is not a sticker though, it is a decal. you put on wall and then rub with something to apply to wall...i did it with a credit card..at least mine was one decal
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I guess it is similar to a sticker in that you have to "stick" it on the wall but I think it's superior to a sticker. You can't just peel it off and stick it on the wall, it has to be transfered from the paper to the wall very carefully. It looks like it was painted on when applied.