Our Decals are made from 7 year, self-adhesive, all-weather vinyl film. Vinyl comes on it's own backing paper. The lettering or graphic image is die-cut into the vinyl, and then all the vinyl that doesn't belong is removed by hand. Then the vinyl image is sandwiched between it's own backing paper and a layer of application tape. The application tape holds the vinyl image together while you place it onto the destination surface. Once the image is placed as desired and pressed on, the application tape is then removed - leaving only the die-cut vinyl image.

There are two basic methods for applying vinyl decals.... the wet way and the dry way...
General rule of thumb is that you do what works best for you. All decals can be applied using either method, it really comes down to size and/or personal preference. The dry way is faster, the wet way is safer. Smaller stickers can usually be "dropped" dry onto the surface without having to be taped up and done in sections. Larger decals must be taped in place and laid down in sections. Either way, be careful and work slow. Dry decals tend to stretch out if they stick by accident and then have to be pulled off and re-stuck. Wet allows you to remove the decal and re-position safely during the application.