How to prepare the wall
The surface on which you are installing the mural must be cleaned, without damages, cracks and holes.
Do not forget that you can’t use the mural to hide the damage on the surface!
If your wall is painted, we recommend that the mural is installed on matt emulsion paint only.
Old, flaking paint will need to be scraped and sanded to a smooth surface. For freshly painted walls, allow 2 to 3 weeks drying time before installing your mural.
Step 1.
Preparation of the wallpapers:
When you unpack your shipment, you will notice that wallpapers are marked by numbers from 1 and so on. The first thing you need to do is to arrange them in order, lay them out on the floor and leave to rest for at least 4-5 hours. When they are laid out on the floor carefully check is everything all right with the mural. When you are certain that everything is as you ordered, prepare the necessary tools and get to work.
Usually, the mural overlaps 1 cm along the whole length and the width of the segments is 60 cm.
Tools for installation of wallpapers: wallpaper paste, wallpaper roller, tape measure, spirit level, pencil, brush, sharp knife, ruler and a clean cloth.
Steps 2.
Installation for wallpaper:
Create a guideline using a tape measure, spirit level and pencil by drawing a straight line vertically, a wall mural `s width (60 cm) in from the edge of the wall. This will help you guide your panel into place to ensure it’s applied straight.
Step 3.
Installation of the first segment of the wallpaper:
Use a paint roller to apply the wallpaper supplied paste to the wall, in the area the first segment will be installed. Apply the first segment to the pasted area and try not to squeeze any paste out of the edges. Make sure that you leave any extra bleed at the top, bottom and side for trimming later. Use a clean cloth or brush to gently smooth out any wrinkles or bubbles from the top of the wallpaper to the bottom.
Step 4.
Installation of remaining wallpaper segments:
When installing the second segment, keep in mind that it needs to overlap the first one by approximately 1 cm throughout the whole length of the label. Use a paint roller to apply the wallpaper supplied paste to the second part of the wall and apply the second segment of the pasted area, try not to squeeze any paste out of the edges. Ensure that the pattern or image matches up as you apply each panel.
Step 5.
When all segments have been installed, carefully trim the top, bottom and far left and right sides of your mural with a sharp blade and ruler. Use a damp sponge/brush to remove any excess paste on the wallpaper.
Step 1.
Preparation of the wall textile vinyl:
When you unpack your shipment, you will notice that wall textile vinyl is marked by numbers from 1 and so on. The first thing you need to do is to arrange them in order, lay them out on the floor and leave to rest for at least 4-5 hours. When they are laid out on the floor carefully check is everything all right with the mural. When you are certain that everything is as you ordered, prepare the necessary tools and get to work.
Usually, textile vinyl mural overlaps 1 cm along the whole length and the width of the segments is 60 cm.
Tools for installation of wall textile vinyl: masking tape, tape measure, pencil, spirit level, sharp knife, ruler and vinyl application tool.
Steps 2.
Installation for wall textile vinyl:
Create a guideline using a tape measure, spirit level and pencil by drawing a straight line vertically, a wall murals width (60 cm) in from the edge of the wall. This will help you guide your panel into place to ensure it’s applied straight.
Step 3.
Installation of the first segment of wall textile vinyl:
Set the first segment on the desired position on the wall. When the label is in position, take the masking tape and tape it all the way so the label stays attached in the position you meant for it. Carefully peel away the first part of the label and gently apply it with hands or vinyl application tools to the wall. When the top of the label is attached to the wall, you can peel off the masking tape and continue with an application of the rest of the label to the wall, the same way you did the upper part. If you need to re-position any part of the segment, simply peel the appropriate amount away from the wall and re-apply.
Step 4.
Installation of remaining wall textile vinyl:
When installing the second segment, keep in mind that it needs to overlap the first one by approximately 1 cm throughout the whole length of the label. When you have set up the second segment overlapping the first by 1cm, you can attach it with the masking tape on the same way you did the first segment. Ensure that the pattern or image matches up as you apply each panel.
When all segments have been installed, carefully trim the top, bottom and far left and right sides of your mural with a sharp blade and ruler. Use a damp sponge/brush to remove any excess paste on the wallpaper.
Watch a video about Installation Wall textile vinyl:
Step 1.
Preparation of the transparent film:
When you unpack your shipment, you will notice that transparent film is marked by numbers from 1 and so on. The first thing you need to do is to arrange them in order, lay them out on the floor and leave to rest for at least 4-5 hours. When they are laid out on the floor carefully check is everything all right with the mural. When you are certain that everything is as you ordered, prepare the necessary tools and get to work.
Usually, a segment of transparent film width is 50 cm and have 1 cm overlap.
Tools for installation of the transparent film: masking tape, tape measure, pencil, spirit level, sharp knife, ruler and vinyl application tool.
Step 2.
Installation for the transparent film:
Before installing transparent film, clean your surface very good, remove old labels or dirt, because below this transparent film you can see all irregularities on the glass or transparent surface.
Create a guideline using a tape measure, spirit level and pencil by drawing a straight line vertically, a wall mural `s width (50 cm) in from the edge of the transparent surface. This will help you guide your panel into place to ensure it’s applied straight.
Step 3.
Installation first segment of the transparent film:
Set the first segment on the desired position on the window or any transparent surface. When the label is in position, take the masking tape and tape it all the way so the label stays attached in the position you meant for it. Carefully peel away the first part of the label and gently apply with vinyl application tools it to the transparent surface. When the top of the label is attached to the transparent surface, you can peel off the masking tape and continue with an application of the rest of the label to the wall, the same way you did the upper part. If you need to re-position any part of the segment, simply peel the appropriate amount away from the wall and re-apply.
Step 4.
Installation of remaining transparent film segments:
When installing the second segment, keep in mind that it needs to overlap the first one by approximately 1 cm throughout the whole length of the label. When you have set up the second segment overlapping the first by 1cm, you can attach it with the masking tape on the same way you did the first segment. Ensure that the pattern or image matches up as you apply each panel.
Step 5.
When all segments have been installed, carefully trim the top, bottom and far left and right sides of your mural with a sharp blade and ruler. Use a damp sponge/brush to remove any excess paste on the wallpaper.