*Application-O-Eyes*

 please use this sheet for your application needs.

1. Cleaning Procedures:

Clean the area with a general cleanser. It is recommended to wipe down the entire area with Isopropyl Alcohol (rubbing alcohol) to remove any remaining oil or dirt. To avoid recontamination during the final cleaning step, wipe the surface in just one direction, using a clean, lint-free towel or cloth. You are now ready to apply the vinyl.

2. Temperature Recommendations:

Surface temperatures should be between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit before attempting the installation. As a general rule, if the surface is hot to the touch it's over 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Adhesive becomes brittle when it gets too cold and gummy when it gets too hot. Applications outside the recommended range of 50 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit reduce the adhesives' ability to perform. Do not apply the vinyl in direct sunlight.

3. Application Procedures:

You can choose to apply vinyl in one of two ways; dry or wet.

Wet; Applying vinyl with application spray (mixture of mild soap & water) allows you the opportunity to remove and reposition vinyl as needed for up to several minutes. To apply using the application spray, spray the surface thoroughly. Then lay the vinyl on a flat surface and spray the adhesive side as you remove the backing. Then simply apply the vinyl to the surface. Use of a squeegee is recommended for this procedure to remove any excess fluid and or air from behind the vinyl that may have occurred. Allow the vinyl to set for 5 to 15 minutes.

Dry; This process takes a little more time and patience but is recommended. Peel the vinyl off of its backing and position it. Using your thumbs, start at the bottom center working your way up and out. If a crease or bubble starts to occur slowly peal the vinyl back off the surface as much as necessary and repeat until you get to the top. Allow the vinyl to set for 5 to 15 minutes.

Extra Notes: Do not excessively stretch vinyl during the application. This is the main cause of edge lift. Pull the vinyl only as taut as necessary. Bubbles should be punctured using a pin. Do not slit the vinyl to release the air. If the vinyl is slit it will spread or gap.