Surface Preparation

Preparation of the surface prior to applying vinyl is essential. Surface contamination has to be removed: oil and gas residues, Dirt and road grime just to name a few.

A single solvent such as alcohol, denatured or isopropyl, is OK.

Be as thorough as possible when cleaning any surface. The few extra seconds needed will save unnecessary problems and not ruin the decal.

What is a Decal? A Decal is a different product compared to a Sticker. A Sticker is a sticky label with a design printed onto it (like a postage stamp). A Decal is precision cut from vinyl - there's no "background" compared to a Sticker!
**Vinyl Decals can go on the outside of your vehicles Windows or any hard surface

**They are Waterproof & last up to 5 years

**They can be scrapped off if no longer needed or wanted

**They will not interfere with rear wipers

A Decal has three parts as pictured below:

The top layers is called application tape, it allows you to transfer the sticker to the surface you want to stick it to. The next layer is the sticker itself. The sticker consists only of the logo itself, there is no white or clear area around it. The bottom layer is the backing paper the adhesive underside of the sticker rests on this.

It’s simply a matter of peeling back the application tape, when you do this the sticker will go with it, and if a part or parts do not then just lay the application tape back over the decal  rub and peel again.

Then stick the application tape and the sticker where you want to apply it. .

PLEASE DO NOT BE  IN A HURRY!!!!!!!

Once the decal touches the glass or surface, it cannot be moved again!!!!!!!

Squeegee the graphic down with a credit card or your fingers. Then carefully peel the top transfer tape away from the graphic at a 45 degree angle. If a letter or object moves, just position the transfer tape back in place, rub the decal a couple of times and peel again .When you remove the application tape only the sticker will remain.

ENJOY YOUR NEW DECAL!!!!!!!!!