How do I apply the decals? I tried on some shields but the ones I used don't stick.
1263336
I soaked the decals in water until they came loose from the paper. I then used a small drop of glue to attach them to the shield. With so many shields attaching the decals with glue was tedious.
1263337
Soak them in warm water for a couple of seconds until the decal slides off the sheet then leave to dry overnight.
1263338
I trimmed the edges off and sliced the center before placing them in water. Place the decal on the shield then use little Micro_Sol to soften the decal and it will lay down flat. After they were set (overnight) I painted them with clear to seal them. This was the most tedious part of the build but worth the effort in the end.
183528
I used a bunch of these decals on my HP laptop, Love them! Just make sure you get all the air bubbles out when applying them on you can snag the part that's bubbled up and ruin the decal! :)
422263
I'd suggest super-gluing around the edges of the emblem. I have had three of these fly off the car, one even after I super-glued to the wheel. I'd also suggest returning them and getting your money back since they aren't going to last, as I said, I bought four and three of them were gone after a couple months.
943232
just make sure they are the right ones before installing,then level it,peel and apply above window,also line rear window shade even with front before sticking on,same procedure as opposite side of vehicle...hope this helps
368417
I bought this for someone else. But I have other decals and they stick to any surface
1777819
Hello Merry, Our decals are meant for smooth surfaces, though they've done well on orange peel walls. Generally, they don't stick well to things that are spiky, or porous. I'd be happy to take a look at a snapshot of your wall.Thank You,
2205193
They should just peel off. If not try start by gently lifting a small edge or corner with a straight razor blade then peel back from there. I haven't tried but putting some water on them with a wet sponge might help. They aren't really sticky it's static between the sticker and what ever it is on. Hope this help
1457903
I have several different stars wars decals and I have removed and placed them somewhere else with no problem. This particular one was the more difficult one to apply and have not tried to remove it. It was smaller than I thought it would be, I put other Star Wars decals around it and it looks really good. Applied to textured walls So far none of them have left marks.
13906
Did you save the paper backing? If not I'd place the decals on sheets of wax paper and then weigh it down with books or whatever you have. I did this prior to using them and it got rid of the creases. I hope this helps you.
169895
Your Supposed to be able to peal back the foggy part of it and the decal stays on it and then put it on Desired surface run it to make it stick then peal back the goofy part and have it stay on the surface
1650881
Honestly, the last thing I would use on decals ,is cement! There is, however, something called DECAL SETTING SOLUTION that softens the decal and helps with adhesion. Also after the decal is applied, you can use something called MICRO SOL . You just paint it on over the decal& it helps with silvering and gives the decal a painted on look!MICRO SET, and MICRO SOL, should both be available at your local hobby shop, but you can definitely find it online.
2088660
The hand print applies just like any other decal. You must pull off one layer (not both) stick the decal and top layer down onto whatever you are applying it to, and then rub on top of the sheet to stick the decal down. Then slowly peel off the top layer. Youtube search for how to apply decal will help for seeing this done. (I believe the clear layer should be pulled off first)
832537
There is a front layer that you must first peel off. Hold the decal up to the wall where you plan to apply it (with the decal against the wall, and the paper on the outside), and use the edge of a credit card to apply pressure to the decal so it will stick to the wall. Using a credit card will push any air bubbles or wrinkles out of the decal. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions. - - Allison
2088661
1: peel off see through cover 2: stick on clean surface starting at one side and roll on press out all air this size decal shouldnt be a problem 3: peel off backing paper and job done
114642
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?? 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... » Read More 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?? « Show Less
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I would skip on these.. I even tried putting one on a box that's textured that my husband painted for the changing table supplies and it fell off. Maybe mine were just in a really hot warehouse or something, but they do not stay. I have decals in two other rooms with no problems...just these.
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I think these decals work best on a smooth surface. I would think if there was any raised texture to the walls, they won't lay flat and would be hard to adhere.