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Agent Orange Decal

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Apply this Agent Orange Decal to your car, boat, truck, wall or anywhere you want. We can make this Agent Orange Decal in a wide range of sizes or colors to make your project unique. We have a large selection of Band decals but if you do not see any Band Decals that you like contact us direct as we can make one custom for your project.

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How to Install a Decal

At Vinyl Disorder, we make top-quality decals of premium materials and use the latest printing techniques. Our care in producing custom decals and stickers shows in the pride and quality of our craftsmanship. On every decal you get from us, whether for a vehicle, a wall, a window or somewhere else, you'll get a sticker with vivid colors, clear, crisp text and eye-catching graphics.

But our end of the process is only the start of showing off a great vinyl die-cut decal. The rest is up to you. Fortunately, it's quick and easy for even novices to install our vinyl die-cut decals and get professional-looking results. Simply follow these instructions for how to apply a vinyl die-cut decal to see how easy the process really is.

The first thing to do after you receive your new die-cut decal is to inspect the surface you're going to put it on. Clean the surface thoroughly, making sure to remove any dust, dirt or grime. This will help ensure proper adhesion. We recommend to not use any cleaner products that could leave a residue behind like Windex. We recommend just good old rubbing alcohol. All surfaces must be cleaned first even if they look clean, especially walls! If you did just paint your walls please stop as it is best to wait at least 1 month but some paints can take up to 2 months to fully gas out. If you apply a decal too early on a freshly painted wall the gasses will push the decal right off your surface.

Next, smooth out your decal either by hand or with a squeegee, a simple, inexpensive tool available from Vinyl Disorder, to remove any wrinkles or ridges. Even if your decal has been crushed in transit, you'll be surprised at how it will reform back into shape with a little care from you.

Now, put your decal in place. It's a good idea to take measurements, if you want to exactly center your die-cut decal. That will mean using a tape measure to ensure equal distances of the decal's edges from the sides, top and bottom of the surface you're applying it to. Of course, you don't necessarily have to center your decal - although most people do. You can go for your own unique, offbeat look by positioning your decal off center, if you like.

Then, remove the backing from your decal. Press it firmly against the surface you wish to apply it to. Use your hands or a squeegee to remove any wrinkles or small bumps so that the decal lies as flat as possible against the surface.

When your decal is lying smoothly against the surface and looks exactly the way you want it and is where you want it, simply remove the protective front cover. That's it. Your vinyl die-cut decal is ready to turn heads and give you years of service.

Of course, if you have any problems or questions, feel free to call our knowledgeable support staff toll free at Vinyl Disorder. You can also email us or contact us via instant chat. We'll give you helpful answers you can trust.

Decal Installation Tips

If you have a custom decal from Vinyl Disorder that has been crushed during shipping, or if you have a sticking decal, don't panic. Most of the time, there's an easy solution for both of these problems. Follow these steps from Vinyl Disorder to learn how to apply a crushed or sticking decal.

First, inspect your decal. If you discover that it's crushed or sticking, take the following steps. Even if your decal looks crushed beyond repair, don't despair. In most cases, you'll be able to apply these decals so they will give the professional-looking results that you expect from Vinyl Disorder custom decals and custom stickers.

If you're dealing with a crumpled or crushed decal, first, unroll it and lay it flat on a surface. Smooth it out with your hands, and then smooth it out further with a squeegee, an inexpensive tool available from Vinyl Disorder. Make sure to straighten out all creases, bends and wrinkles.

Once the decal looks good, remove its backing and apply it to the surface you want to mount it on. Smooth it down firmly with a squeegee, making sure again to smooth out all wrinkles. When the decal is affixed the way you want it, remove its front protective cover and you're good to go.

If you have a die-cut decal that's sticking and won't come off its backing, don't force it, because you could damage the decal. Rather, zero in on the part that's sticking. Carefully pick at it until you free it from its sticking point.

When the sticking part breaks free, slowly peel the backing off the decal in one smooth move. Put the decal in place, affix it firmly with your hands and fingers, making sure to remove all wrinkles, peaks and valleys. When it looks good, remove the protective cover and use your fingers to smooth any slight imperfections that remain.

How to Install a Sticker

Not sure where to start when it comes to installing your sticker? At Vinyl Disorder, we filmed this handy instructional video to make sure each and every customer can apply their stickers with confidence. Follow the steps in the video to apply the sticker exactly where you want it. Making sure you apply your sticker correctly will help it last longer and will also ensure that the sticker lays perfectly flat on the surface of your choice. If you have any other questions about your sticker from Vinyl Disorder, don't hesitate to contact us. We can be reached by phone, email or instant chat to give you any additional assistance you may need.

How to Install Vinyl Fabric

Receiving your custom vinyl fabric die-cut wall decal from Vinyl Disorder is thrilling. But if it's your first time installing vinyl decals, applying your new design may seem a bit intimidating. To make things easier for our customer, we've put together this instructional video for installing vinyl fabric wall decals. Just follow the simple steps to apply your fabric wall decals quickly and easily. By taking the time to ensure you're installing the decal correctly, you'll make it possible for the design to last longer and look its very best on your walls. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us. We can be reached by instant chat, email or phone to assist you with your vinyl fabric die-cut wall decal installation.

Installing a Printed Die Cut Decal

A digital printed die-cut decal can add great looks to any business or organization and also increase foot traffic and customers. If you get your digital printed die-cut decal from Vinyl Disorder, you can be confident that you'll be getting a custom decal made of premium materials and printed with the very latest technology.

To ensure a professional-looking digital printed die-cut decal, however, you must install it correctly. Fortunately, that's a fast and easy job that anyone can do with minimum time and hassle. Here's how.

First, you'll need a few other items in addition to your custom decal. Have a clean cloth, tape measure, some tape and a squeegee on hand. If you don't have a squeegee, you can order one very inexpensively from Vinyl Disorder.

Now, use the cloth to clean the surface to which you'll be applying the decal. Make sure to do a thorough job of cleaning, because the cleaner the surface, the better the decal will stick.

Now, temporarily attach your decal to the surface with tape in the spot you want it to be in. Measure the edges of the decal to the end of the surface you're mounting it on from the sides, top and bottom. For most applications, you'll want to center your decal, so make sure the sides are equidistant from the surface's edges and also the top and bottom.

When you have your decal in exactly the right place, tape one side to the surface, flip the decal back and remove its backing. Now flip it back on the surface and smooth it down with your squeegee. Remove the protective cover and voilà. You now have a professional-looking installation of a digital printed die-cut decal that will look great and give you years of service.