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Think of your sticker sheet as 3-D....Your vinyl arrives as a pre-spaced sheet of letters or images and is made of three layers.
 1. Top layer - or transfer tape (through which you can see the letter)
2. Middle layer - the letters or images themselves
3. Bottom layer - the white/blue backing paper used to protect it.
Tips:
You won't be able to repositions after removing the backing, so plan carefully where you are going to put your graphic before doing so.
Kustom Kolors wall stickers are not reusable so please take great care. They can be easily removed,but may become damaged in the process.... so please consider them a single use product. Take care not to damage the paintwork when removing from painted walls. I haven't had a problem, but if you do you may find it easier to use a hairdryer which will soften the adhesive.
How to install:
1. Before you apply your wall sticker be sure the are is completely clean of dirt, grit, dust and completely dry.
Be advised you should wait 2 weeks to apply to newly painted walls.
2. Some items with be supplied pre-cut, but you may find it easier to trim around the graphic to make it smaller and remove extra waste be applying. The applicator stick is stuck to the back of your decal sheets. Once located lay the vinyl graphic fave down and run firmly to make the image stick to the transfer tape. This will make it much easier if you do this now rather than struggle during installation.
3. It is important to plan the layout carefully. Once you have decided where your sticker is going to be positioned,use masking tape to hold it place. With a larger image a piece down the middle is a great help as well. Shown in the video.
4. Lift the graphic and carefully peel the backing paper to half way, making sure to go slowly to ensure all the graphic is on the transfer paper. If the vinyl is stuck to the backing paper smooth the paper back onto the transfer tape until it sticks and then retry.
5. Move the application stick over the design. Apply in a firm smooth motion so you don't get any air bubbles. Remember vinyl is very sticky, so keep the rest away from the wall while you apply. If you do get bubbles a simple straight pin can be poked to release the air and then the area can be smoothed.
6. Peel back the edge of the transfer tape and remove pulling slowly and carefully. If the vinyl graphic pulls away from wall with the transfer tape, use the application stick to rub some more.
Still feel like you have a few questions???
I found a great video on YOU TUBE, not made by me, but is a great visual
and has some super tips.... Http://vimeo.com/22546593
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