do you have to use a transfer film or just peel off the sheet and stick directly to the wall?
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There is a film but it is not like the usual film. You take off one film the set it on the wall where you want it, press it on with a tool they give you, then pull off a second film. It is not difficult to do. It took my husband and I about 3 hours because my husband is very particular. It looks great and I have had many compliments on it. I do genealogy and then placed photos and it is fantastic. I put a little bird to make it looks a little more real. I Love It!
1676467
It comes on a sheet that you stick the decal on the wall and then use a tool to flat and press. Sorry I should have explained better. . But very easy
1676468
Sticks directly to the wall. We pre hung all of them with scotch tape and peeled a section at a time
1676469
You just tranfer directly and the directions are very easy to follow. Its in several very easy to manage pieces. I love this decal. Its worth the money
1676470
Stuck it directly to the wall. There is also a video you can watch that helps. It was very easy to apply. Love mine.
1676471
Just peel and stick. I used a credit card to give some force when putting it on, becaus I have a slightly textured wall. Had a couple of places that loosened up, but just took my hand and pushed it back on. Love Love Love it.
676097
I imagine you can. I don't know what sort of film it could leave when removing. I had I peal up a couple of the stickers and move them and they came up fine, and are still sticking great. I would have some goo-gone ready for when you are taking them down. The one side is the image, but the back side is white, like a normal sticker
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The instructions I received are: "Slowly pull the paper backing off which will lift the vinyl from the paper. (Vinyl will now be attached to the transfer tape). Place decal where you would like it and rub a credit card or something flat over the transfer tape. Slowly remove transfer tape and decal will stay in place. If decal starts to lift when removing transfer tape, lay tape down and rub firmly over it again." IT IS EXTREMELY HARD TO PUT UP. I HAD TO HAVE AN EXTRA SET OF HANDS TO DO THIS. Quite frustrating, but now that it is up, it looks fine. Good Luck!
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No. Peels right off. I've peeled and moved two times already.I have on wall paper. All is still good. It's removable and reusable.
380006
The paper is prepasted and can be easily removed when necessary. Don't need to use any other glue. I would soak it with hot water and let it sit then peel off and wash wall down. I don't think there would be a problem.
986543
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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it does stick ....just clean the wall before applying and then go over it with a credit card.
636843
I applied this wall paper to a wall that I did no preparations to. I think the key is to get the back of the wallpaper evenly wet I even cut shorter pieces to make it easier to work with. With that being said this wallpaper sticks great.
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.
1385059
I used Magic-Mounts Poster Mounts (available from Amazon, Item model number: MI 0001-02) these worked well and were easily removed. However, our wall was painted and although it was still a rough surface, it was well sealed. I have also used the 3m spray adhesive and it works well too. (use disposable gloves and watch the over spray, we put down plastic drop clothes)
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take the paper with the vinyl still on it and tape to the wall, vinyl facing the wall and position. When you are satisfied with the placement, take a credit card or some smooth plastic scraper and gently rub over the paper; start to peal back one corner to see if the vinyl is sticking to the wall- continue to rub until all vinyl comes off the paper.
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I am not sure if I can answer this question perfectly. I did put one strip on the wall and then remove it about a week later. I put it back in water for about 30 seconds and put it on the wall with no problem. But I am not sure if your wallpaper was on your wall in your old place for a long time whether this would also apply. It might be worth a try to do with one strip.
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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!
1616262
You have to transfer the letters on the clear plastic and stick it to the wall. When you start peeling the clear plastic make sure that the letters stick to the wall.
920030
You have to peel it apart then stick it to this one sheet of paper and then to the wall. There are definitely much easier ones out there but you get what you pay for.
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I just used windex and my scraper that I use to apply wallpaper, you could also use a credit card, anything that will glide over the film without catching or tearing it. so NO you don't have to do the application solution.
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I believe you can, though I never tried it. If you are concerned about the removing part, it should be no problem, and it is sticky enough to stick to the wall. I never printed on this paper so I can't answer that part. The texture is similar to copy paper, so I am guessing it should be ok.