WET APPLICATION
For Small decals under 18” long, you can apply them directly to your car just like a sticker. We recommend that
you apply all of your decals using the “Wet Application”.
Wet Application is when you mix 1 drop of liquid hand soap (Do not use dish soap!)
in an empty spray bottle with water. The more soap you add, the longer it will take to dry and your decal may move.
If your decals come on a larger sheet, cut around the decal leaving some room for you to hold. Make sure
the paper backing of your decal does not get wet while it is on your decal. This will ruin your decal!
Remove the backing and spray down your decal with mixture.
Remember, “The Wetter, The Better!”. Apply the decal to your vehicle where you want it. Take Painter’s tape
and tape your decal to your car. Now, take your squeegee (or e.g. credit card) and lightly squeegee out any water
or air, applying more pressure as you go. Wait 15 – 30 minutes before remove the application tape and
you are all set! If it takes longer to set the glue use hair dryer to warm up the decal ( do not burn!!!)
For Side Strip Installations, use the wet application method. Make sure you have two people
for this one. You will need to cut around the decal, remove the paper backing, then inside of your house or
garage spray down the back of the decal. Have your helper hold one end while you hold another. Carefully,
bring the decal to your vehicle and apply. Squeegee out any bubbles and water, and wait 5 – 10 minutes.
Some decals may be cut to smaller sections and applied. This method may be easier if you
are crossing doors, trim, etc. Align your decal to your vehicle and cut where you cross any breaks.
Then, use the wet method to apply.
Got Bubbles? Take a pin and make a SMALL hole in the bubble.
Lightly press around the bubble to remove any air or water that may be causing it.
Take your squeegee and lightly go over the area one more time to smooth it out.
We’re here to help you! If at any time you have questions, contact Us and we’ll help you get your decal on the right way! |