CORRECTION: To be more specific about the alcohol I used to clean, it's 70%-90% isopropyl alcohol. The inactive ingredient on the label should be just water. I don't sell decals anymore, but you are welcome to email me with any decal questions. If you are a seller, you are welcome to share this video to help your clients put on their decals. But please do NOT take my video and reupload it somewhere else. If you were sent to my video by someone you bought a decal from, their return policy may differ from what I stated in the video. You will need to contact the person who sold it to you if you need any help. I am going to add more content to this channel to help other creators and businesses navigate the event and pop-up world. I'll review products that work best for conventions, have tips for interacting with customers at events, and teach experiential marketing. Please subscribe for those contents. Thank you for watching!
@@robertsamueljr2878 hi, yes. Wet application can also work but works better with a paper transfer tape. The transfer tape in the video is vinyl. It can work with it but may be a little harder for most people and not necessary for small decals.
I appreciate the way you packed a lot of good detail into a short and to-the-point video, and gave people the option of pausing to re-read if needed. A lot of these tutorial-type videos are unnecessarily dragged out and longer than they need to be. I think you hit the sweet spot between detail & simplicity with this one.
Thank you! I appreciate the comment. Originally it was 12 mins long. I had to do a lot of editing and speeding up to make it work. And I still feel like I missed a lot of details, but those details are more situational. People can definitely contact me directly if they need more information.
Have been in touch with this guy. Had some questions about the product before receiving it. Absolutely the best customer service! Very helpful and just the fact that he is helpful and prompt to answering questions says a lot. Hardly ever see this kind of service anymore. and this is just over decals....wish he ran Verizon ;)
Great tutorial. I purchased stickers for my car and thought I'd do a youtube search to ensure I was going to do it correctly. Saw your instructional video and glad I checked ... excellent instructions.
Thank you so much for sharing your video. I recently bought some decals with no instructions and buggered them up big time. Anyway ordered some more and got onto TH-cam. I watched yours first and the beginning of others which were so complicated and straight back to you.
Thank you! Thank you! I have been so afraid to apply my sports decal, but after watching your video, I felt confident. Your light attitude took the fear away, and made me feel like this is no big deal, I can do this! And I did! Looks great! It was as easy as you said it was! I sent you $ as a thank you!
A buddy just gave me a custom sticker and I had no idea how to apply it! I will wait for a nicer day. Thanks for the ultra clear and concise instructions!
I used your video to install my Mishimoto decal because they had no instructions. Your video was awesome, straight forward and very through, Thanks for the help.
I just used the second method in the video to install a portion of the factory OEM striping on my Mustang fenders. The stripes have to be purchased whole and cost ~$85 each so I wanted to get it right. I had an aftermarket hood installed and the fenders were blended to match. I was on the fence about using the wet application method with soapy water but decided to do a dry install like in the video. I used masking tape and a straight edge to first install a guideline... I washed the area with water and then 70% isopropyl alcohol. Fortunately, the car has not been waxed since the paint work so that made the prep easier. I wiped the area with a microfiber/lint free cloth. Since it was ~40F, I gently heated the fender and the decal with a hair dryer then I taped it into position. I followed the instructions in the video for application and it came out perfect with no air bubbles (and level).
I know to some it might not be much, but i just put on my first decal and it came out perfectly thanks to this video 🥳😁 thank you so much for making the video simple, easy to understand, and straight to the point. Big virtual hug and a huge thank you!
Thanks so much for this tip I've applied the missing TCR Decals dry to our Golf in the. manner you suggested this afternoon & I couldn't be more pleased with the result!
Awesome video!!! And wow dude your comment at the end about replacing damaged decals and sincerely wanting people to be happy, is really cool. I’m still trying to decide where to put my decals
Thank you. I appreciate it. Sometimes when I'm unsure where to put a decal, I take a picture of whatever I want to put it onto and photoshop the decal onto it so I have an idea what it'll look like before I put it on. Or just use the masking tape to hold it while you look from a distance.
Thank you, I've just purchased a "Protected by trunk monkey" decal & wanted to make sure I did it right. Direct & to the point video, wish more were like this.
Very impressed with your customer service, and I haven't even received my decal yet. I am already glad I bought this from you, and I hope your business really takes off as a result of your excellent customer service.
Thanks a bunch. I ended up completely messing up a decal using a soapy water method instructed by the product. This is much easier and less nervracking.
Great video. Very clear indeed. Thanks to you, I have installed the Tdi decals on my Land Rover 110 beautifully and with relative ease. Thanks for posting. Much appreciated.
I've had a few people email me pictures of their decals with the transfer tape still on and I would have to tell them to peel that off lol. I've seen it on cars on the road and I want to just run out there and peel it off for them.
Watched your video couple times worked like a charm. Ty. You were right have done air bubbles . Hopefully they go away like u said. But excellent directions!!!!👍🏽👍🏽💯💯
Small ones will usually go away. Big ones, big being a quarter inch or bigger, can be popped with a needle. Just poke a small hole in the side and push down into it so it doesn't crease. Hope this helps!
The best goo remover I have found is your local store brand alcohol based hand-sanitizer (essentially, isopropyl alcohol), but for some reason hand-sanitizer seems to work better than plain isopropyl alcohol. The hand sanitizer also works GREAT on old-never-going-to-be-rubbed-off white board ink on your whiteboard. It works like magic!
That's interesting. I haven't tried hand sanitizer to remove residue before. Thank you for the information. I will give it a try the next time the situation arises to test out.
Hi there, I have an Ebay shop that I sell decals on and was wondering if I could put up a link to this video on there please? Your video is a good example of how to apply vinyls and would be great for my customers. Regards Marc
Hi, sorry for the late reply. If the link comes back to here, yes, that is fine. I'm actually working on making a new video that's unbranded for this purpose. Stayed tuned!
Thank you so much.. I bought the human centipede "stick family" sticker from Cyanide and Happiness.... but unfortunately it didn't come with instructions. I'm gonna put that bad boy on this afternoon. Appreciate the help.. thanks for uploading.
I applied a retro decal to my Mopar and screwed it up. Then when it went into the wash bay, part of it tore off. So, i ordered another set and figured i'd take more caution this time around. This video is exactly what i needed.
Hello there, thank you very much for your informative video. However I got some bubbles on my decal, will they really disappear after a month or so...?
Hi, most small bubbles, yes, they will go away. But bigger bubbles, you can "pop" them. Poke a small hole in the side of the bubble and press into it to push the air out. It won't be perfect but it won't be noticeable.
Hi. You can warm the surface a little before applying. But I wouldn’t directly warm the decal (although you can, I don't think it's necessary for this application. Usually warming the decal itself will make it softer for applying around edges or rivets, etc. It can also stretch the decal if you're not sure what you're doing). As long as the surface isn’t super cold, just cool is fine.
I likecto use pure isopropyl alcohol like type you get at hardware stores. Rubbing alcohol has a small amount of oil in it. Good strong ammonia works fine for glass too.
Thank you for this! I ruined the first decal I bought for my car while trying to install it. Luckily, the seller I bought it from sent me another just for shipping price. I used this method and it looks AHHHMAZING. I was so scared of messing another one up lol
On some decals, do you remove the clear side and the decal is stuck to the paper tape portion? That's how the one I've got is and I'm trying to figure out how to install it.
Hi, If the decal is die-cut, meaning it's not just 1 solid piece that you can peel and stick, then it's supposed to be stuck onto the clear or masking tape-looking part (called the transfer tape). That's how you transfer it over without it losing its positioning. If the decal didn't stick to the clear when you pulled it off, refer to my section earlier in the video about it not sticking to the transfer tape. It may be possible to get it to stick to the clear again but it may take a lot of effort. You might have to use your fingernails to gently scrap the edge of each decal piece so it starts to come off and stick to the transfer tape.
You're welcome! A warmer day is still better than a cooler day. Any extreme in either direction is bad though. I would try to stick with a warm day around 75-85 degrees if possible. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you!
@@titorivera2349 You're welcome. Yes, a leveler would be useful in some situations. I recommend a measuring tape over a leveler for cars since the pavement or ground the car is on probably isn't as leveled. I didn't use one in the video to shorten the video's runtime.
Mate, thanks: a good simple instruction for a complete newbie. One question: how long should I leave a decal (applied to a caravan on a painted surface) before next using wash and wax/car wash?
Hi, I'm glad it helped. 24 hours is usually enough for it to completely adhere to the surface. I would give it 2 days, though, just to be safe. Take care cleaning around a decal also. If you're using a fabric cloth to dry the surface, pat or carefully go around the edges of the decal so you don't lift any corners. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you!
Just an observation but I've just bought a Golf TCR & the decals on the bottom of the rear doors are missing. I've obtained them. Ive applied a lot of decals on Motorcycles and always in the past used to wet the Decal face & panel with a light soap/water mix. Then move it in position. Once happy, Squeegee over the Decal to remove any excess water/bubbles, Then peel off the holding sheet. Is that not done anymore?
Hi, wet application is definitely still used and a great method, especially for larger decals that have less room for error. It does however, work better with a paper transfer tape rather than a clear plastic one since the water can soak through the paper better. The one in this video is a dry method that can work with any type of transfer tape and easier for the average person to apply smaller decals. It’s a matter of preference, experience, and material. If you’re comfortable with wet application, you should continue with that method.
@@xplaunch Hi thanks for that, Appreciate it. I was going to do it today but as you say, Conditions need to be right and Today is a) A bit too breezy & too warm. I think I'll get the Car in the Garage after moving the other one out & do it with the door closed. Bizzarely, Seen as the Decal length is only about 9 inches there is at least as much material again either side. I couldn't believe it when I collected them from the Dealers.
CORRECTION: To be more specific about the alcohol I used to clean, it's 70%-90% isopropyl alcohol. The inactive ingredient on the label should be just water.
I don't sell decals anymore, but you are welcome to email me with any decal questions. If you are a seller, you are welcome to share this video to help your clients put on their decals. But please do NOT take my video and reupload it somewhere else. If you were sent to my video by someone you bought a decal from, their return policy may differ from what I stated in the video. You will need to contact the person who sold it to you if you need any help. I am going to add more content to this channel to help other creators and businesses navigate the event and pop-up world. I'll review products that work best for conventions, have tips for interacting with customers at events, and teach experiential marketing. Please subscribe for those contents. Thank you for watching!
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Great Inst. Video. Easy and to the point.Thanks!
Could you use soapy water to apply it? To make it easier not to get it to stick just incase you need to move it around.
@@robertsamueljr2878 hi, yes. Wet application can also work but works better with a paper transfer tape. The transfer tape in the video is vinyl. It can work with it but may be a little harder for most people and not necessary for small decals.
I would add watermark to Your video 😊
I used this video to learn how to apply a decal, that I ordered off of someone on Etsy, for my laptop. Very informative.
I'm glad it helped!
Same here! I went straight to TH-cam for tips 😁
SAME AHAH
Also same here 😂
lol me too. Mine came with instructions that were terrible
I appreciate the way you packed a lot of good detail into a short and to-the-point video, and gave people the option of pausing to re-read if needed. A lot of these tutorial-type videos are unnecessarily dragged out and longer than they need to be. I think you hit the sweet spot between detail & simplicity with this one.
Thank you! I appreciate the comment. Originally it was 12 mins long. I had to do a lot of editing and speeding up to make it work. And I still feel like I missed a lot of details, but those details are more situational. People can definitely contact me directly if they need more information.
@@xplaunch yeah I saw another comment suggesting you slow down, and that prompted me to write my comment. I like the way you did it. Thumbs up
@@Kampy_ I appreciate that!
This is by FAR the best video on TH-cam for this project.
Absolutely
I have watched many of the others on how to put on a decal. Your's was by far the best and informative. Thank you.
I appreciate it!
Thanks for the tutorial. This wil help me a lot stickering my car for my business❤🎉 good luck with the channel i subbed
Thanks a lot! I appreciate it! Every bit helps.
So refreshing to find a tutorial that is straight to the point with no rubbish in between. Great tutorial, I learnt all I needed to know 👍🏼
Have been in touch with this guy. Had some questions about the product before receiving it. Absolutely the best customer service! Very helpful and just the fact that he is helpful and prompt to answering questions says a lot. Hardly ever see this kind of service anymore. and this is just over decals....wish he ran Verizon ;)
Thank you so much! I appreciate it. I don't make a lot and it's still a struggle, but comments like these make it worth it.
You gotta be kidding. Your saying you got a live person instead of a recording!!! I'm gonna call him right now just to say Happy 4th of July!!!
Great tutorial. I purchased stickers for my car and thought I'd do a youtube search to ensure I was going to do it correctly. Saw your instructional video and glad I checked ... excellent instructions.
Thank you!
This is the most informative and least time wasting video I’ve ever seen! Thank you creator!
Thank you for the feedback 😃
I’ll be honest probably the most helpful TH-cam video I’ve every watched
@@jaketester5365 I appreciate that! Thank you!
Just installed my very first decal as a 30 year old man and this was super helpful!!! Thank you
I'm glad it helped =)
When I got my decal I thought I was going to have a hard time putting it on my truck but you made it easy and simple. Big thanks!
Your video out of other peoples videos on this subject was the easier way and fast..... thank you
Great instruction - short - to the point, fast but no too fast. Thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing your video. I recently bought some decals with no instructions and buggered them up big time. Anyway ordered some more and got onto TH-cam. I watched yours first and the beginning of others which were so complicated and straight back to you.
@@ItsMeSienna thank you for coming back! I’m glad it helped!
Thank you! Thank you! I have been so afraid to apply my sports decal, but after watching your video, I felt confident. Your light attitude took the fear away, and made me feel like this is no big deal, I can do this! And I did! Looks great! It was as easy as you said it was! I sent you $ as a thank you!
Thank you! I never received a Super Thanks before! Just saw it! I appreciate it!
A buddy just gave me a custom sticker and I had no idea how to apply it! I will wait for a nicer day. Thanks for the ultra clear and concise instructions!
Thanks for the video. Glad that i bought three decals.....trashed one already, but thanks to your video, I will not waste another one.
Happy to help.
Thanks for this well demonstrates, well explained video. Applied two decals to my pickup truck today, one on each side, and they came out perfect.
You’re welcome!
Thank you! I was able to apply my decal quickly and seamlessly after watching your video
I'm glad it helped!
Thank you! I direct all my customers to this video because it's straight to the point and very informative.
Thank you! I appreciate it. I don’t sell decals anymore so I’m glad the video is still helpful. Feel free to keep sending them.
Biblically, 8 is the number for new beginnings. Thank you for the tips as i start my “new beginning”, running a nonprofit.
Bless you brother!!!
Thank you! I appreciate it! Glad you're taking the leap!
That hinge method is such a simple idea, but also brilliant. I tried it and, wow. Thanks for the advice.
Happy to help!
This was the best video on applying decals to vehicles. My decal went on easy without bubbles. Great job!
I'm glad it helped =). Thank you!
This is by far the best tutorial I found. Straight to the point with easy directions. Thank you.
I used your video to install my Mishimoto decal because they had no instructions. Your video was awesome, straight forward and very through, Thanks for the help.
Thank you!
I just used the second method in the video to install a portion of the factory OEM striping on my Mustang fenders. The stripes have to be purchased whole and cost ~$85 each so I wanted to get it right. I had an aftermarket hood installed and the fenders were blended to match. I was on the fence about using the wet application method with soapy water but decided to do a dry install like in the video. I used masking tape and a straight edge to first install a guideline... I washed the area with water and then 70% isopropyl alcohol. Fortunately, the car has not been waxed since the paint work so that made the prep easier. I wiped the area with a microfiber/lint free cloth. Since it was ~40F, I gently heated the fender and the decal with a hair dryer then I taped it into position. I followed the instructions in the video for application and it came out perfect with no air bubbles (and level).
That's great! I'm glad it worked out. Thank you for sharing.
I know to some it might not be much, but i just put on my first decal and it came out perfectly thanks to this video 🥳😁 thank you so much for making the video simple, easy to understand, and straight to the point. Big virtual hug and a huge thank you!
Thank you for the comment! I appreciate it!
Thanks so much for this tip I've applied the missing TCR Decals dry to our Golf in the. manner you suggested this afternoon & I couldn't be more pleased with the result!
Happy to help =)
This was great ! Fast, to the point and very instructional.
I'm glad it helped!
Awesome video!!! And wow dude your comment at the end about replacing damaged decals and sincerely wanting people to be happy, is really cool. I’m still trying to decide where to put my decals
Thank you. I appreciate it. Sometimes when I'm unsure where to put a decal, I take a picture of whatever I want to put it onto and photoshop the decal onto it so I have an idea what it'll look like before I put it on. Or just use the masking tape to hold it while you look from a distance.
Thank you, I've just purchased a "Protected by trunk monkey" decal & wanted to make sure I did it right.
Direct & to the point video, wish more were like this.
What a quick, thorough explanation. Well done. Thank you.
Very impressed with your customer service, and I haven't even received my decal yet. I am already glad I bought this from you, and I hope your business really takes off as a result of your excellent customer service.
Thank you! Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions when you receive your decals. I appreciate it =)
This is how to keep customers! Great job!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! First time decal buyer here and I was quite frustrated till I found this video.
Thanks a bunch. I ended up completely messing up a decal using a soapy water method instructed by the product. This is much easier and less nervracking.
Wet applications can work too. But yes, it's harder.
One of the best application videos ever. I'll be checking you out for my next decals. Thanks for doing a great job. It really helped.
Happy to help! You can email me if you need help with any projects.
Followed your instructions step by step like a recipe and the decals on my car came out perfect. Thank you
This video helped me so much, it was quick and to the point. Thank you for posting this!
You’re welcome!
Great video. Very clear indeed. Thanks to you, I have installed the Tdi decals on my Land Rover 110 beautifully and with relative ease. Thanks for posting. Much appreciated.
I’m glad it helped. Thank you also.
I just put my decal on perfectly thanks to you and the hinge method.
I'm glad it helped =)
Thanks so much. Saved my patience and my decals!! Great vid 👍
You’re welcome! Happy to help.
Great tutorial Bro! did just as you demonstrated and my decal came out perfect, you show the best way to do it on TH-cam Thanks again.
Thank you for this video. Helped me apply a decal on my car perfectly.
Glad it helped =)
Ive watched so many tutorials and this one is the BEST!! Its made so simple, makes the other videos look stupid lol
Thank you! I appreciate it!
8 Versus 8, do u happened to still sell stickers?
kalim salam Hi, I will. I am working on getting new equipment. I will be back up and running within a week or 2.
I share your video to my customers, so they know how to install a decal perfectly. Awesome tutorial. Keep it up. 🤘
Best video yet for dry method decal.
Thank you!
Fantastic video! Saving to send to customers for how to apply!
Happy to help =)
Great video, very straight forward, and it allowed me to put my new car decal without any issues at all. Thank you so much!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching.
Six years late - thanks! This was very helpful.
Thanks for your video I couldn't understand why my decals looked naff and thanks to your video I'd not pulled off the clear transfer tape!
I've had a few people email me pictures of their decals with the transfer tape still on and I would have to tell them to peel that off lol. I've seen it on cars on the road and I want to just run out there and peel it off for them.
Best. Tutorial. Ever! Thank you!
Thank you =)
Watched your video couple times worked like a charm. Ty. You were right have done air bubbles . Hopefully they go away like u said. But excellent directions!!!!👍🏽👍🏽💯💯
Small ones will usually go away. Big ones, big being a quarter inch or bigger, can be popped with a needle. Just poke a small hole in the side and push down into it so it doesn't crease. Hope this helps!
@@xplaunch ty sir!!!
Hate to see you waste such a decent decal but spot on how to do it right and right to the point!
Thank you!
Great in-depth instructions. Thank you
Happy to help!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you!
Perfect, you explained everything that I was wondering - I was just about to go blast my window with windex, glad I watched your video first
Happy to help. Use Isopropyl alcohol
Thank you for an excellent video, made it so very clear!
You're welcome!
Excellent, thank you for this. It's straight to the point 👍
Thank you!
By far the best video showing how to do this!
Best video for dry vynal method I have used those twice already within 2 years second time I just forgot the technique almost messed up the decal 😅
@@Sambimbo98 appreciate it!
The best goo remover I have found is your local store brand alcohol based hand-sanitizer (essentially, isopropyl alcohol), but for some reason hand-sanitizer seems to work better than plain isopropyl alcohol. The hand sanitizer also works GREAT on old-never-going-to-be-rubbed-off white board ink on your whiteboard. It works like magic!
That's interesting. I haven't tried hand sanitizer to remove residue before. Thank you for the information. I will give it a try the next time the situation arises to test out.
Hi there, I have an Ebay shop that I sell decals on and was wondering if I could put up a link to this video on there please?
Your video is a good example of how to apply vinyls and would be great for my customers.
Regards
Marc
Hi, sorry for the late reply. If the link comes back to here, yes, that is fine. I'm actually working on making a new video that's unbranded for this purpose. Stayed tuned!
@@xplaunch That's great thank you, Yes it will bring any viewers straight to this video and your channel.
Regards
Marc
@@beard99 I also stopped selling decals. So I won't take any of your customers away.
clear and to the point I appreciate the video you should have more subs
I'm highly impressed, excellent customer service, directions and product! Don't hesitate to buy. I will use again!
Super informative, just helped me slap a OEM Civic decal on my 90 hatch! Thank you!
I'm glad it helped!
Best video out there on car decals.
That was the best video out of all of them. Thank you.
This video helped me put decals on my car in my recent video!
I’m glad it helped! 😀
Just watched this video. 10/10 helpful
=)
Thanks for sharing... Wow you make it look easy and simple.. Thanks again
I just put my car decal on. Video was very helpful... thanks
I'm glad it helped! Thank you!
Exactly what i needed. Thanks !
Great to hear!
Thank you so much.. I bought the human centipede "stick family" sticker from Cyanide and Happiness.... but unfortunately it didn't come with instructions. I'm gonna put that bad boy on this afternoon. Appreciate the help.. thanks for uploading.
@@jeffpickle2634 you’re welcome
I applied a retro decal to my Mopar and screwed it up. Then when it went into the wash bay, part of it tore off. So, i ordered another set and figured i'd take more caution this time around. This video is exactly what i needed.
Happy to help! Give it about a week before you go through a wash after you apply to give it some time to cure properly.
For sure. Thanks
Hello there, thank you very much for your informative video. However I got some bubbles on my decal, will they really disappear after a month or so...?
Hi, most small bubbles, yes, they will go away. But bigger bubbles, you can "pop" them. Poke a small hole in the side of the bubble and press into it to push the air out. It won't be perfect but it won't be noticeable.
IT's cool here in the NW, can I use a blow dryer to warm the sticker as I am applying it?
Hi. You can warm the surface a little before applying. But I wouldn’t directly warm the decal (although you can, I don't think it's necessary for this application. Usually warming the decal itself will make it softer for applying around edges or rivets, etc. It can also stretch the decal if you're not sure what you're doing). As long as the surface isn’t super cold, just cool is fine.
Clear and concise instructions! Thank you!
Just received my order definitely looks cool and great quality thanks for the extra one will definitely order another set
Wow. Thank you. That looks easy enough.
Thanks for the helpful info
First time applying car decals
Wow you detail the process so easy to understand thanks a million 😃
I likecto use pure isopropyl alcohol like type you get at hardware stores. Rubbing alcohol has a small amount of oil in it. Good strong ammonia works fine for glass too.
Thanks for clarifying. I should’ve been more specific about using Isopropyl Alcohol instead of rubbing alcohol.
Thank you for this! I ruined the first decal I bought for my car while trying to install it. Luckily, the seller I bought it from sent me another just for shipping price. I used this method and it looks AHHHMAZING. I was so scared of messing another one up lol
I'm glad it helped =)
On some decals, do you remove the clear side and the decal is stuck to the paper tape portion? That's how the one I've got is and I'm trying to figure out how to install it.
Hi,
If the decal is die-cut, meaning it's not just 1 solid piece that you can peel and stick, then it's supposed to be stuck onto the clear or masking tape-looking part (called the transfer tape). That's how you transfer it over without it losing its positioning. If the decal didn't stick to the clear when you pulled it off, refer to my section earlier in the video about it not sticking to the transfer tape. It may be possible to get it to stick to the clear again but it may take a lot of effort. You might have to use your fingernails to gently scrap the edge of each decal piece so it starts to come off and stick to the transfer tape.
Dude! Thanks! These are awesome! Thanks for the tip on not doing it in hot weather.
You're welcome! A warmer day is still better than a cooler day. Any extreme in either direction is bad though. I would try to stick with a warm day around 75-85 degrees if possible. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you!
Great video, much appreciated, helped me put my decals on perfect🙌🏽
Great explanation on how to apply window decal stickers
Thank you! I'm glad it helped!
@@xplaunch no problem if we could post pictures in the comments on here I would but it turned out perfectly!
Great video foreal… 👍🏽
@@leelmag9087 thank you!
perfect instructions 👌🏻
I'm glad it helped! Thank you.
thank you. informative indeed but may i suggest also using a leveler.
obviously leveler being situational
@@titorivera2349 You're welcome. Yes, a leveler would be useful in some situations. I recommend a measuring tape over a leveler for cars since the pavement or ground the car is on probably isn't as leveled. I didn't use one in the video to shorten the video's runtime.
Great video and instructions!
Thank you!
Just put on a dope car decal of Freddy Kreuger on my car thanks for the help bro 👌👌👌
Great video! Thank you!
Happy to help =)
Mate, thanks: a good simple instruction for a complete newbie. One question: how long should I leave a decal (applied to a caravan on a painted surface) before next using wash and wax/car wash?
Hi, I'm glad it helped. 24 hours is usually enough for it to completely adhere to the surface. I would give it 2 days, though, just to be safe. Take care cleaning around a decal also. If you're using a fabric cloth to dry the surface, pat or carefully go around the edges of the decal so you don't lift any corners. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you!
Just an observation but I've just bought a Golf TCR & the decals on the bottom of the rear doors are missing. I've obtained them. Ive applied a lot of decals on Motorcycles and always in the past used to wet the Decal face & panel with a light soap/water mix. Then move it in position. Once happy, Squeegee over the Decal to remove any excess water/bubbles, Then peel off the holding sheet. Is that not done anymore?
Hi, wet application is definitely still used and a great method, especially for larger decals that have less room for error. It does however, work better with a paper transfer tape rather than a clear plastic one since the water can soak through the paper better. The one in this video is a dry method that can work with any type of transfer tape and easier for the average person to apply smaller decals. It’s a matter of preference, experience, and material. If you’re comfortable with wet application, you should continue with that method.
@@xplaunch Hi thanks for that, Appreciate it. I was going to do it today but as you say, Conditions need to be right and Today is a) A bit too breezy & too warm. I think I'll get the Car in the Garage after moving the other one out & do it with the door closed. Bizzarely, Seen as the Decal length is only about 9 inches there is at least as much material again either side. I couldn't believe it when I collected them from the Dealers.
@@alanoliver379 Warm weather is fine. Better warm than cold. But yes, inside the garage is a good idea.
Great video! Did the job perfectly
Great video on installation right to the point perfectly done thank you