Vinyl Designs And Wall Art: 2010

Thursday, August 12, 2010

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To find the price of your design, first measure the area you want your entire design to fill in a square/rectangular area. (ie: if you're ordering the word "welcome" you may want it to be 4" tall and 18" long) Next, find the corresponding price on the price graph. If you have any questions about price, please don't hesitate to give me a call.

This is a starting point only. Prices may slightly increase depending on the complexity of your design. On designs with multiple layers, please price each layer individually.

(if you cannot enlarge this page, please click on the "Price Chart" link at the top of this page)

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APPLICATION INSTRUCTION

Vinyl lettering is very simple to apply but cannot be moved once applied. Start by making sure the area you're applying to is clean and dry. There are several tools that will make application much easier, a level, a rubbing tool (a credit card or rubber spatula work well), a pencil and Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (if available). Before removing your design from the backing paper, position it on the wall where you want it applied. Using your level on the guide-line (pencil line that will be on your design when you get it) get your design positioned exactly where you want it to be. With your pencil, make a small mark on the wall at the edge of each guide-line. Now place your design on a hard surface with the transfer paper side down (clear side) using your rubber tool, rub the entire design to ensure that it sticks to the transfer paper. Starting from the corner, slowly roll back the backing paper (lined side), making sure the design stays on the transfer paper. Once your backing paper is removed, re-align your guide-line on the transfer paper to the pencil marks on your wall. Rub the entire design to adhere it to the wall. It's best to start at the middle working your way to the edges of the design, working out any air bubbles that may be there. Once again, starting from the corner, slowly peel back the transfer paper exposing the vinyl which should be on the wall. If it's not, replace the transfer paper and rub the design again. Once your design is on the wall, carefully run a soft dry cloth over it to ensure it is adhered properly. Once a design is adhered, it cannot be repositioned. Use the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser to remove the pencil marks on the wall. Sit back and enjoy!!!

I love to have design examples to put on my blog. If you email me a picture of your applied design, I will email you a $5 credit towards your next purchase. (only one credit per order please and they must be designs ordered from me)

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