Do the letters actually peel off of the clear plastic or is it meant to stay together, with the large amount plastic showing? No instructions received
1161135
The letters come off separately almost like a temporary tattoo. it has to be done very slowly and carefully so that not only is it straight on the wall but the letters do not peel apart. I clean the wall very well impressed very firmly on the wall to make sure the letters with stick.
1161136
You need to take a squeegee or tool and rub all over the back of the decal. This puts it to the transfer page. The entire decal comes off, not each letter. I watched a youtube video and it really helped! Good luck! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvCRL2Z5_Ho
1161137
You have to peel the letters off.. And try to press hard with a dry cloth on the paper .. And slowly start to peel them.. Like using the tattoo ..
1161138
No, it comes away from the paper and nothing is left on the wall except the letters themselves. Tedious work to keep the letter sticking to wall and not paper. I did get instructions with mine however.
1161139
the way mine worked was peel off the backing (i think mine was a white color backing), then I applied the sticker to the wall. I used a face cloth to rub over each individual letter as they are separate. I gave it a nice firm rub on the letters only. I waited a minute or two, then peeled off the front clingy part slowly. as an added tip, you could do what I did to get it straight if you need to. I used painters tape to tape the decal to the wall before ever peeling the backing off. I used a mini level to get it straight. When it was exactly how I wanted it, I flipped the decal up, so it was still attached to the wall by the painters tape (masking tape works just as well). when the decal was upside down, i peeled off the backing and slowly smoothed it down onto the wall. I started with a corner and worked my way through the whole decal, this avoids any air bubbles or crookedness. this decal can also be cut to separate the words to whatever works best for you. only the letters stick to the wall, nothing else. hope this helps!!!
1161140
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.
708539
The tape is plastic with adhesive on the back. It takes a bit of work to "pick at" a corner to remove the plastic labels. You may need some "goo remover" to remove any residual adhesive.
1616254
You peel the clear with the letters on it so it looks like a sticker. The clear is what sticks to the wall
222807
Peel of the backing make sure letters are on sticky plastic put it on your wall and push on letters slowly peel of plastic some letters might come off with it so slowly peel
1686380
The letters are plastic. I used them on a firm crispy sugar cookie with no leavening and they worked great.
432200
It's only the letters! You peel them off the paper, place them on your surface and the press the or scrape them onto it! They come out great!
1498558
It is an actual decal that you peel off and it leaves the letters (only) on the wall. It was a little confusing because it didn't come with instructions and it came in three separate pieces. I lined up the words the way I wanted them to be on the wall, marked the edge of the backing on the wall with a pencil, then I took the edge of my plastic level (I used a level to make sure the words were straight across on the wall) and pressed it against the letters to get it off the clear backing. The only thing that was left on my wall was the black letters.
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Very carefully! Carefully peel the sheet with the lettering off the thicker paper. Line it carefully on the wall and press each letter onto the wall. I've found it's helpful to have a warm damp sponge when peeling the backing off. You will find some letters want to stay on the paper. When you see that happening use the sponge to push the letter onto the wall and very slowly keep peeling the paper backing off. If you do it slowly and use the damp sponge on any letters that want to stick to the paper you should be good.
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The top layer of the tape is plastic. I have a piece of tape on my space bar which I repeatedly press. After a long while the letters have begun to wear off. I imagine that the white background is paper-my best guess. Minnette
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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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It has been awhile because I received these as gifts Christmas of 2012 and used them for the first time in May of 2013. I remembered that it was difficult. I think that I pulled off or pushed off the plastic by twisting or playing with it. I thought that it was really dumb to have the plastic on there. I think that I did exactly what Roger Williams suggested. Another suggestion, do an online search to see if there is anything that will show you how to do this or tell you exactly how to do it.
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I opened the plastic and placed it paper-side up on my dining room table. Then I lifted the paper, allowing the heavier plastic to pull the two layers apart. They separated easily, and I folded the paper as it became free. Hope that helps.
1148275
Not much luck here. When I first received, I pulled some of the labels off real easy like; however, most left the sticky glue. If you come up with solution, let me know.
1747871
It should stay on with glue. If in doubt, tape over the whole label once it is addressed. DO NOT COVER A TRACKING CONFIRMATION NUMBER. Tape the edges, but not the scan strip. Hope that helps.
648932
Separate the top cover piece - remove it slowly so the letters don't peel off. Center and place on wall - letters against the wall - use thumb to press firmly on all the letters. Very slowly peel off the back piece.
1566901
It is sticky when applied to glass---It does not have an adhesive on it, but the plastic definitely stays on the glass when you apply the design. It does peel off if you happen to miss-place it on the glass. Mine has been up since January and looks just like it did when applied.
920035
Some of the words aren't connected so you might have to apply it letter by letter. Mine came with some application/transfer paper but I had some difficulty using that. It seemed that the transfer paper was stickier than my actual decal so it was a struggle to get it to stay on the wall without it peeling right back off with the transfer paper.