Wall decal installation guide
Wall decals are designed to quickly personalize a wall, a piece of furniture or a decorative space. For a successful installation, apply them to a clean, smooth and dry surface.
Gradually peel off the decal, position it carefully, then smooth the surface to remove any air bubbles. For large formats, work in pairs and proceed slowly to maintain alignment.
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Decals are a practical solution for creating a feature wall, decorating a child's room or personalizing a commercial space without painting.
Required materials
Clean, damp cloth
Masking tape
Scissors
Adequate surfaces
Smooth, dry, and clean surface, covered with one coat of primer and one or two coats of paint.
Please wait a minimum of 15 days before installing on a freshly painted surface.
Surfaces to avoid
Dirty, moldy or dusty surface
Textured, damaged or peeling surface
*it is not recommended to install directly on brick, wood, drywall, primer or plaster
No transfer paper
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1. Prepare the surface
Clean the surface with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry. Do not use cleaning products.
2. Apply
Peel off each piece and apply them to the wall to achieve the desired result.
With transfer paper
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1. Prepare the surface
Clean the surface with a slightly damp cloth and allow to dry. Do not use cleaning products.
2. Cut out
On the sheet containing all the designs, cut out each sticker individually.
3. Take off
Carefully peel off the white backing film, ensuring the sticker remains firmly attached to the transfer paper. The adhesive side is now exposed.
4. Apply
Apply the adhesive surface of the sticker directly to the wall. Press and smooth firmly with your hands (the heat from your hands will activate the adhesive).
5. Remove
Slowly peel off the transfer paper, making sure the sticker remains firmly adhered to the wall.
6. Finishing
If bubbles have formed, push them outwards with your fingers, applying light pressure.


