How to apply this? Do you stick the pattern to the plastic first, then to the wall? Or what?!
1176689
We would send you a transfer film. It is adhesive. You could transfer the whole patten with the help of the transfer film. You could find the instrunction picture for more details. Thank you
1613302
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
646473
Using plastic wrap is not part of the original instructions. I tried it but it was hard to get off because it stuck to the reline material. You do, however, need to add the liquid before adding the powder, then wait 1 minute before spreading. This seems to work better for me. Good luck.
415757
I just peeled it off the attached paper and stuck it to the wall. I didn't separate it. It would be too much work and I wasn't sure I would get it straight.
515620
I pulled one of the stickers off from the painted wall in my granddaughter's room, and stuck it on a wall that we have wallpapered in another room. It worked just fine. The only thing I could see that might be a problem would be if you have wallpaper that is "flocked" or has designs in it that stick up from the paper itself. This item needs to be pressed flat against a particular surface. Hope that helps!
738863
Well this is little tricky as no manual explains clearly. What i did was, marked two spots using the tap measure and put the nails via mount (in an upright position) directly to the wall. I don't want to drill to put the plastic hooks first. The confusion for me was how to set the frame ( the outer frame portion). After having your mount in upright potion hold the frame and make the open portion of mount to sit underneath the frame. Press is gently and it will sit. Hope you understand.
684603
I used matted paint but it was a flat wall... Not textured. It was fairly easy to adhere using the tool supplied, a though i did have to go back and fix it a few times because it would bubble upon settling. It took some time but stuck. I actually tried using some indirect heat from a blow dryer too when I first did it. Not really sure if that helped.
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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.
1220398
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.
114639
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??
1065395
I used regular door molding for a frame. After putting up the mural I cut each piece figuring out where I wanted to frame to land on the mural border pattern. I then stained the wood, and finally nailed the pieces to the wall. People assume that it is a giant print, not a mural on the wall with molding around it. I have done this once before in another office and used construction adhesive as well as nails, but haven't noticed any benefit. (but then you don't have to think about hitting studs or not).
569172
Yes first you apply the clear piece to the pattern and carefully peel the paper off as you press it on the wall making sure not to rip the zebra pieces as you separate the clear piece. I found it easiest to do in in sections.
1358173
I had my husband do this and he said he had some trouble with it as well but he scotch taped it together and then scotched taped it to the wall where he wanted it then used a credit card to rub it onto the wall. Just take it from me and make sure it level before you use the credit card to rub it onto the wall :)
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.
215993
I just now took a scrap & put it in my wall....textured drywall with simi gloss paint..... it came off easier than glass.. don't know how long term would work. I don't think it would damage the wall. I hope this is of some help.
222808
Luckily, my husband did that for me! I think he had to take the clear piece and attach it over the words. Then he pulled the words off the solid backing using the clear sheet. Next he put it on the wall and slowly peeled the clear piece off. He had to work very slowly so as not to pull the letters off the wall. He used a plastic card (credit card or similar) to help the letters adhere to the wall better. (The clear sheet is just used as a transfer piece.) I hope this is helpful!
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Where can I find instructions on how to hang this? Or do I just go buy some wallpaper glue and a roller?