is this removal lika wall decal?
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No, it's actually wallpaper with glue on the back. But it is easy to remove if you want to - - wipe it with a very wet sponge and it makes the glue soft again, then you can just peel back off. Note: it will come off in pieces, so you can't use it again.
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No, it's wallpaper not a decal. It adheres to the wall with wallpaper paste.
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Dawn: I was a customer who bought a decal quote to put on our wall. I don't manufacture these type of decals. Sorry, I can't help you with your question...
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Yes, it is exactly like the photo. I received mine with an extra "headboard" type piece which states "Nail Polish Station" but you do not need to nail that on the wall if you do not like it, it was a separate piece in my package.
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Hi Jenny, Yes its 1 piece. There is a clear plastic covering that you place over the whole decal & thats when the decal sticks to that plastic. You tgen carefully apply the sheet to the area where you want it & rub from the inside to the outer edges to get rif of thr air bubbles that may be present. Then carefully peel the plastic back, as you do this the decal will stick to the wall. However, in some areas it may come up with the plastic if this happens just place the plastic for that area back down & rub thr plastic hard with your finger or nail then try removing it again, repeat til sticks to the wall. Good luck & once its done its definetly beautiful.
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I would assume so,The sticker peels right off of my wall if i need to move it so im sure it will come off your car without removing paint.
1498559
It is that kind of decal. But it looks very nice on the wall, i get alot od compliment s.
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Yes! Very easily. I personally use tape or a lint roller. Just place it over the decal and it lifts the entre decal or the corner so you can easily pull the rest off. Hope this was helpful!
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It is a vinyl decal. Only the lettering is applied to the surface. I put mine on a mirror, but it is also meant for walls.
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They are decals, that stick to your wall and can be peeled off; leaving no marks behind. There are many pieces and each has to be cut out and put on individually. I also reccomend that when you get it ;that you put it under a rug in your apartment that gets a lot of foot trafic on it. It helps to flatten out the decal sheet. Have a friend help you cut it and put it up. It will be easier than doing it yourself.
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It has a separate mount that screws into the wall and the hammer slides into it. The decal goes around the mount.
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I pulled back a corner on ours just to see if I could answer your question. Our wall is semi gloss and the decal has been up for about a year in a sunny California bedroom. It didn't pull the paint off, but it did either lift the sheen off the paint or it left a very very dull residue. If I took the whole thing off, I could probably tell something was there before... good luck!
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It was but be patient and don't rush. I used an ID card and rubbed it across the decal so it would open easier and stuck it on the wall and rubbed the decal with my id again... Went in smoothly. Just don't rush it, with all the squiggly letters if you pulled the back off to quick it may mess it up. Hope this helps!
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I have a textured wall so it easily comes off like a sticker would. Package states it shouldn't remove any paint but it also said how to remove.
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It is a peel and stick but mine isn't staying on the wall. I applied about a month and a half ago and it's coming off...
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I have not put mine up yet but I am sure it is like the others I have put up here is some directions from a different wall decal company http://dalidecals.com/Installation-Instructions-Dali-Wall-Decals.html
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No. It is a wallpaper of sorts that is pasted on. But oh so beautiful! It gives a very peaceful feel to the room.
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It is an actual decal that you peel off and it leaves the letters (only) on the wall. It was a little confusing because it didn't come with instructions and it came in three separate pieces. I lined up the words the way I wanted them to be on the wall, marked the edge of the backing on the wall with a pencil, then I took the edge of my plastic level (I used a level to make sure the words were straight across on the wall) and pressed it against the letters to get it off the clear backing. The only thing that was left on my wall was the black letters.