Clean the surface
Wipe the area with a lint-free cloth and a suitable cleaner to remove dust, grease and dirt. Ensure the surface is completely dry before proceeding.
A quick, easy-to-follow guide to applying and removing your vinyl decal for a smooth, professional finish.
Take your time, work on a clean, dry surface and apply the decal with firm, even pressure.
Wipe the area with a lint-free cloth and a suitable cleaner to remove dust, grease and dirt. Ensure the surface is completely dry before proceeding.
Hold the decal up to the surface and check the position. Use masking tape to secure one side as a temporary hinge if needed, especially for larger decals.
Slowly peel away the backing paper, leaving the decal attached to the transfer tape. Be careful not to touch the adhesive side.
Starting from the taped side, slowly apply the decal to the surface, pressing it down with a squeegee or credit card. Work from one side to the other using firm, even pressure.
Gently peel the transfer tape back on itself at a low angle, keeping it close to the surface. If any part of the decal lifts, press it back down and peel again more slowly.
Use a squeegee to work any remaining air bubbles towards the edges. Small bubbles often settle over time.
Follow these five steps to remove your vinyl decal as carefully as possible.
Gently warm it with a hairdryer to soften the adhesive.
Carefully pick up one corner using your fingernail or a plastic scraper.
Pull the decal back on itself at a low angle rather than pulling straight out.
Wipe away remaining adhesive with a suitable surface-safe cleaner.
Finish by wiping the area clean and dry.
Quick fixes for the most common fitting questions. Select a question to see the answer.
Press firmly over the transfer tape with a squeegee and try again.
Press it back down, squeegee firmly and peel the tape back on itself more slowly.
Use a squeegee to work them towards the edges. Small bubbles usually disappear over time.