Can you transfer it from wall to wall? I'm currently renting and not looking buy any time soon, and I don't want to loose a great wall decal.
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Sorry, don't know as our grandson has it on his wall many miles away. Will try to find out when we talk to our daughter.
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I am not sure. It was a gift. But most of this type of decal can be pulled off and reapplied.
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FROM MANUFACTURER: This decal is NOT able to be repositioned. Once applied it can easily be removed - but being a die cut decal, it will not be able to be moved.
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No worries, it will fall off of the wall within a few weeks. If not, you can rip it off, along with the paint below it. 0 stars.
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You have to peel the clear paper from it's backing and apply ontop of the decal. Be careful, it's sticky. Use something like a credit card to get all the bubbles out and make sure all the letters are completely stuck to the clear sheet. Then peel the paper the decal originally came to you on away until you are left with the entire decal on the clear sticky paper. Now put that on the wall where you want it and again use something like a credit card to smooth it to the wall. Peel away the sticky paper and the decal SHOULD and in most cases does, stick to the wall. It's a pain to do. Takes much too long You have to peel the clear paper from it's backing and apply ontop of the decal. Be careful, it's sticky. Use something like a credit card to get all the bubbles out and make sure all the letters are completely stuck to the clear sheet. Then peel the paper the decal originally came to you on away until you are left with the entire decal on the clear sticky paper. Now put that on the wall where you want it and again use something like a credit card to smooth it to the wall. Peel away the sticky paper and the decal SHOULD and in most cases does, stick to the wall. It's a pain to do. Takes... » Read More You have to peel the clear paper from it's backing and apply ontop of the decal. Be careful, it's sticky. Use something like a credit card to get all the bubbles out and make sure all the letters are completely stuck to the clear sheet. Then peel the paper the decal originally came to you on away until you are left with the entire decal on the clear sticky paper. Now put that on the wall where you want it and again use something like a credit card to smooth it to the wall. Peel away the sticky paper and the decal SHOULD and in most cases does, stick to the wall. It's a pain to do. Takes much too long « Show Less
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I have not moved them, however I rent and was afraid of when I will have to take them down. So I ended up using those picture hangers by 3M to stick this to the wall. I know those come off easily. They are sticking fine even when full.
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It is a rub on transfer decal. I love mine. Getting it lined up straight is the most complicated part, and this is not that difficult.
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I would love to know the answer to that question myself! I just put mine on the wall 3 mos ago so I haven't had any reason to take it off. There are other places in my home where I want to put more decals but I'm afraid if we decide to paint I'll lose my decal if its not reusable. Sorry I cant answer your question but I want to know too!
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It's so easy! I love mine! I got a HUGE one, basically I had to cut the decal into 4 sections. All you do is take one section place it where you want it on the wall and rub. You may have to use a credit card or a piece of cardboard to make it adhere. Then you SLOWLY pull back the top layer and volia! Your image is on the wall!
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Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I hope this helps. Have a great birthday celebration! Take care, Sandra Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I... » Read More Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I hope this helps. Have a great birthday celebration! Take care, Sandra « Show Less
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Decal is a transfer sticker. Looks great. Peel the backing off and rub the front to transfer it onto your wall. Nice and easy. Hope this helps.
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I would advise against it. Decals don't adhere well to a dry wall and may not stick on moist walls
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You stick it to the wall, then carefully rub the paper on the back of the decal. As you rub. You slowly peel the paper away. Done right, it is very nice. Just take your time.
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"Can" it be? Yes I suppose so. It is regular wallpaper strips. The thing is they come rolled so I don't imagine it would look very good once you have to line them up and make sure they stay together. I would suggest trying a smaller mural that didn't take up the whole wall if you really want to go that route. Of note, you can put it up and then just peel it off when you move. It really isn't that hard to get off the wall if you are willing to just take the time to do it.
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No...this is a true decal....there would be no way to do that unless ...say you put it on plexi glass and moved the glass.
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You can remove the product, but you will not be able to re-use it once it has been applied. When I was applied it to the wall, it stuck to the wall right then, so if you make a mistake in the application of the sticker, you just have to live with the mistake, because it does not come off with great ease. How you would remove the product, I am not sure.
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No. Once it's removed, it's a goner. And it's a bear to get off. I had to heat each piece with a hairdryer and there was a sticky residue left on the wall. I sure did enjoy it while it was up. Lovely decals, just terrible to remove.
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I'm not positive what the difference is but I believe this would be considered transfer decals. You place them on the wall and rub until stuck then slowly peel off the top paper.
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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...