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1.Clean surface with rubbing alcohol or soap and water. Don’t use Windex as it will leave a residue behind that will prevent the sticker from adhering well
2.Prepare the sticker by placing face down and firmly scraping a squeegee or credit card across the backing paper. This helps the sticker cling to the transfer tape
3.Peel white grid paper backing off the sticker. If sticker clings to the backing, slowly replace the sticker and repeat Step 2
4.Carefully lower sticker onto the surface and scrape to remove air bubbles. For best result, wait 24 hours before moving to the last step
5.Slowly peel the transfer tape off at an angle. Be careful not to pull the sticker from the surface. If the sticker pulls away from the surface, repeat Step 4

- Apply decal in a dry environment. For best results, the temperature at the time of application and for at least 12 hours after should stay at a minimum of 50°F. Any colder and the adhesive can become brittle and not adhere to the surface well. If you have to apply your decal during cold weather months, use a hairdryer to warm the surface before applying, or keep your vehicle in a temperature-controlled garage for the application period.

- For 24 hours after applying, avoid harsh conditions such as a car wash to allow adhesive to set

-Vinyl decals are NOT dishwasher or microwave safe

-When applying to an everyday use item (like a water bottle, phone/laptop case, etc.) allow the decal to settle for 24 hours before handling these objects

-Vinyl decals can be expected to last up to 6 years. This lifespan can shorten due to normal wear and tear, or being on a frequently touched surface.

-Make sure the surface you are applying to is well suited for decals. Decals do not stick well to surfaces that have a textured or "frosted" finish