How To Apply Vinyl Lettering

Vinyl Lettering is Pre-Cut and Pre-Spaced

Vinyl lettering comes pre-cut without any background, or attachment between the letters.

Lettering comes pre-spaced on a waxpaper backing with adhesive application tape on the face of the lettering, for easy application without worry about lining up or spacing individual letters.

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We are confident that you will not have problems installing vinyl lettering from eBuySigns, so we offer our “Free Replacement Installation Guarantee”.

What this means is simply, if you mess up part or all of the lettering while applying it, we will re-ship either the damaged letters or even the entire order at no charge with out standard shipping. Expedited shipping is available at standard rate.

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1.	Clean the application surface, using a cloth or cleaner as needed. Make sure surface is dry before applying lettering.
2.	Secure the vinyl lettering to the wall with small pieces of tape, so you can check level and measure as needed to ensure lettering is positioned correctly.
3.	Once the position of your lettering is correct, apply a piece of tape across the top of the lettering to use as a hinge, so that placement wont be lost when removing wax paper backing.
4.	Using the previously applied tape as a hinge, turn the lettering up and remove the wax paper backing, from the application tape.
5.	With the lettering in place, apply pressure with something flat like a credit card or similar object. Work from the center out towards the edges, so that the air is forced out from beneath the vinyl lettering.
6.	Remove the paper, and you're done!