Have you bought a decal/sticker and need to add or remove it. We got you.

Instructions for adding and removing vinyl decals and stickers.
Big tees printing LLC

Things you will need.

Rubbing alcohol or NON-AMMONIA glass cleaner

A (clean, soft, dry) rag

Squeegee or credit card

Masking tape

Tape measure (if needed) to center

THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP

Wash the surface with soap and water.  Spray the surface with Isopropyl/Rubbing alcohol or NON-AMMONIA glass cleaner and wipe dry.

NOTE:  Painted surfaces should be allowed to dry for 1 week prior to application.

Measure where you want your decal to be.  Use two or three small pieces of masking tape to hold the entire decal in place.  Adjust it until placement is perfect.

Using one long piece of masking tape, tape down over the small pieces to create a hinge.  Lift the decal toward the hinge and slowly remove the entire backing liner.  Make sure to keep holding the application tape away from the surface.

FOR LARGE DECALS:  Tape across the center of the decal to make a hinge.  This will allow you to work with one half at a time.

While holding the application tape away from the surface, use a squeegee or credit card to help in application.  Starting from the side with the tape, work away from the tape and gently squeegee the decal down.

FOR LARGE DECALS:  Lift one side of the decal toward the hinge, remove the backing liner up to the hinge and cut it.  Squeegee the decal from the center outward.  Remove the masking tape, remove the remaining backing liner, and again squeegee from the center outward.

Use your squeegee and apply pressure from the middle to the outward sides in all directions.  This will aid the decal’s adhesion and remove any air bubbles.

NOTE:  The decals have a pressure sensitive adhesive-the harder you squeegee the better the decal will stick.

Gently remove the application tape to view your decal by peeling it back over itself.  Do not pull upward or the decal will lift.  If you see vinyl start to come up then lay it back down, squeegee, wait a few minutes, and try again.

NOTE:  Tiny air bubbles trapped under the vinyl will disappear in a couple of weeks.  Large air bubbles can be popped with a pin and pushed flat with your finger.

REMOVAL:  To remove old vinyl graphics, warm the vinyl with a hair dryer or heat gun.  Then peel the vinyl from the surface with your fingers. Remove all adhesive residue with Goo Gone or a similar adhesive remover. ( This takes patience.)