Installing your first wall sticker
Introduction
Wall stickers are an easy way to liven up your home, or just add a bit of personality. They’re also a fun way to show off your style, whether it’s with a favourite movie quote or your favourite sports team’s logo. And the best part is that they’re really affordable! But before you rush out and buy one, there are some things you should know about installing them on your walls:
The first step to installing your wall decal is finding the right spot for it.
The first step to installing your wall decal is finding the right spot for it. There are a few things to consider when selecting a location:
- The space should be well lit so that you can see what you’re doing and make sure your decal is level.
- It should also be somewhere where people can see it easily, as most wall stickers are designed to be eye-catching and not easily missed. If possible, place the sticker in an area where people will pass by often so that they’ll notice it every time they do.
- Make sure there’s nothing on the wall—no scuffs or smudges—that would interfere with the look of your new decorating addition! Some people prefer placing their stickers in places where there are already marks on walls (such as around doors), but this isn’t necessary if you don’t want it there; just make sure whatever surface you choose isn’t already covered up by something else before putting down any adhesive materials like tape or glue sticks!
- When placing items like this one above my daughter’s dresser mirror we always try our best not only because they’re easily setup but also because they help her get ready faster each morning without having those messy hair days anymore!
Next, you’ll want to carefully unfold your decal and lay it out on a flat surface.
Next, you’ll want to carefully unfold your decal and lay it out on a flat surface. Make sure no parts are folded or bent, as this could make it difficult to apply the wall sticker later. If there are any gaps in the design that weren’t visible in the packaging, fix them with something like duct tape so they don’t show up once you’re done applying it.
When you’re ready to install it, peel off the backing paper slowly, starting from the top corner.
- Peel off the backing paper slowly, starting from the top corner and peeling it down in small sections.
- Remove application tape from one side of the sticker and line up with the wall, press firmly to attach to the surface.
- Remove remaining application tape and place another side of wall sticker over top of the first piece, pressing firmly all around edges and corners until it is stuck securely onto surface
Then, slowly peel off the application tape.
Now you’re ready to apply your decal. This is where things get tricky.
It’s very important that you don’t tear the decal while peeling off the application tape, so try to be as gentle as possible when removing it. It’s also important that you don’t rush through this step because if your hands are shaking or moving too quickly, it will be difficult for you to get a smooth line at the edge of the decal.
Once all of your edges are lined up nicely and there are no bubbles on any part of the wall sticker (you can use a flat ruler here), then slowly peel off all of your pieces of clear application tape in one motion! If everything works out according to plan and there aren’t any air bubbles trapped underneath your new wall sticker, congratulations! You’ve just successfully applied an amazing piece from our collection onto your wall!
Wall stickers are a fun and inexpensive way to liven up any room.
Wall stickers are a fun and inexpensive way to liven up any room.
They are easy to apply and remove, so you can change the design as often as you like.
You can add colour and personality anywhere, from your bedroom to the living room or even your kitchen.
Conclusion
Now that you know how easy it is to install a wall decal, it’s time to get creative! Remember: the only limit to what you can do with your own decals is your imagination. If you don’t have any ideas yet, here are some of our favourites: