• Decals are made from semi-transparent non-toxic PVC - providing a waterproof finish so you can still easily clean the walls.
• The adhesive glue backing is strong enough to stick to most smooth clean surfaces.
• Due to their transparent nature they must be applied to a white or light colour wall to look their best.

• Yes, however, the glue adhesive is very strong so the quality and type of surface they are applied to will greatly affect whether they can be removed without damaging the wall.
• We strongly recommend you DO NOT use in a rental.
• It is recommended that you first test the application and removal on an inconspicuous section of the wall in case the surface is not compatible with being able to adjust them. The inside of a wardrobe is ideal.
• If you feel any resistance when attempting to lift the decal please see our removal instructions. 

*We do not guarantee they will not damage the surface when removed and take no responsibility if the wall surface is damaged.

• A smooth, clean, dry, painted surface is best. Will work on any nonporous flat surface.
• This includes things like furniture and doors.
• Can be applied to glass.
• They are not recommended to be used on wallpaper. If you have a smooth paper finish wallpaper the decals should stick but they will tear the paper if you attempt to remove them.
  Decals will most likely not stick to shiny or textured wallpapers.
• Always pre-test in an unobtrusive area to ensure the product is right for you. 

Our decals are very reliable, however we can not guarantee they will adhere to every surface, even when it is smooth and clean.

If you are having issues with your decals not sticking and have followed all of the above instructions, please contact us and we will do our best to resolve the issue.   

DO NOT apply to a newly painted wall!

• A freshly painted wall needs time to cure before applying decals.
• Most newly painted walls need 8+ weeks to cure.
• Follow the paint manufacturers recommendation for how long their product takes to cure and remember that the thickness and number of coats of paint, as well as the temperature and humidity levels, will affect this process.
• Decals will not stick to a freshly painted wall and may remove the paint or leave a residue when you attempt to move them. 
• We suggest if the wall has been painted in the last 3 months that you test it first by using some of the excess from around the outside of the decal. Apply a section to the wall in an unobtrusive spot and leave it 48 hours, if it has not lifted or peeled off the wall then your wall has cured enough to apply the decal. 

• The glue on PVC decals is very strong. We have successfully applied and removed many decals to our Dulux Wash & Wear painted walls so we know they can be safely removed.
• However, a wall that has not been properly prepped before painting, has been painted with thin coats of paint or a very cheap paint will most likely not have the same results.
  
  It is recommended that you first test the application and removal in an inconspicuous section of the wall in case the surface is not compatible with being able to remove them. The inside of a wardrobe is ideal.
  
  Also see our "Removal Guide" for more tips.
  
  *We do not guarantee they will not damage the surface when removed and take no responsibility if the wall surface is damaged.

• No, PVC decals are a one application only type of decal.

• Walls must be cleaned with a mild cleaning product to remove dust and oils. Sugar Soap or even dish detergent are options.
• Ensure there is no cleaning residue left on the walls by thoroughly wiping them with a clean damp cloth. Rinse cloth frequently in clean water. Leave for 1-2 hours to ensure no moisture is left on the wall.

• To safely send them decals come tightly rolled. We recommend flattening the product before sticking it to the wall for ease of application and to create a wrinkle-free finish.

• DO NOT apply to a wall painted in the last 6 weeks.
• Freshly painted wall needs time to cure before applying decals.
• Decals stuck to a wall that has not cured properly will bubble and lift and may remove the paint or leave a residue when you attempt to remove them. 
• Most newly painted walls need 6+ weeks to cure.
• New builds may take even longer as there is more outgassing.
• Follow the paint manufacturers recommendation for how long their product takes to cure and remember that the thickness and number of coats of paint, as well as the temperature and humidity levels, will affect this process.
• We suggest if the wall has been painted in the last 3 months that you test it first by using some of the excess from around the outside of the decal. Apply a section to the wall in an unobtrusive spot and leave it 48 hours, if it has not lifted or peeled off the wall then your wall has cured enough to apply the decal. 
  

• Because of the strong adhesive on PVC decals and the thin material they are made out of they are best applied once.
• To help plan out the design cut around each part (being careful not to cut the actual decal!) and using painters tape tack them onto the wall until they are positioned in a way you are happy with.
• We suggest starting with the largest pieces first.
• Once you are happy with how it looks you can then start applying them.

• Simply peel the design off the backing and apply to the prepared wall.
• We recommend only gently smoothing them onto the wall until you are happy with where everything is, this will make lifting them easier if you need to move one.
• Once you are happy with where everything is then you can go over them and more firmly press them onto the wall, we suggest using a soft cloth to do this.
• WARNING: Take care that decal does not fold and stick to itself as it is very hard to separate without damage.

• For ease of application ensure decal is flat before applying to wall. 
• If there are different parts to the decal cut them all out, while leaving them on the backing, to give smaller pieces to work with. Ensure you don't accidentally cut the decal!
• Do not peel entire decal off backing!
• Loosen 1 side and apply to wall, then slowly peel backing off as you apply and smooth onto the wall. 
• We also advise having a second person on hand to assist.
• WARNING: Take care that decal does not fold and stick to itself as it is very hard to separate without damage.

Your hands have natural oils and residue on them so to help reduce the chance of this transferring to the decals and reducing their sticking ability please wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before you start.

If it is a hot day or you know you are prone to sweaty or oily hands (like some of our team are!) and you have lots of decals to apply you may even need to give them another wash half way through.

• When removing decals do it slowly and gently and please take your time and be patient and you should be able to remove with minimal issues or marks to the wall*. 
• If you meet resistance when trying to lift get a hairdryer and set to a low heat. Beginning at the edge of the decal, point your hairdryer at the wall holding it about 10-20cm away from the decal. Once the decal feels warm to the touch turn off the dryer. 
• Do not allow the decal to get too hot or the glue will melt making removal harder and leaving residue on the wall.
• Carefully get under an edge with your nail or a plastic scraper and peel the sticker back on itself. Don't attempt to pull up.
• If there is resistance and the decal is not easily coming off re-apply the heat source and repeat the first step. 
• If there is residue wipe with a damp cloth or mild cleaning product.
• Eucalyptus oil or solvent can be used to remove any residue that will not come off with the above method. NOTE: Anything used on a wall should be tested in an inconspicuous place first.

*We do not guarantee they will not damage the surface when removed and take no responsibility if the wall surface is damaged.