FAQ

PVC vinyl wall stickers are versatile and safe for most interior walls. But it’s important to consider these factors for the best results

01. They work best on smooth, flat walls like painted drywall, tile, or glass.

02. The surface should be clean, dry, and free of dust or grease.

03. Heavily textured or bumpy surfaces may not allow the stickers to adhere properly.

04. While many are water-resistant, avoid using them in areas with high humidity or direct water contact.

05. Extreme heat or cold can affect the adhesive. Avoid placing near heaters or in freezing conditions.

06. Wait at least 2-4 weeks after painting before applying stickers.

07. Some paints such as Stain-resistant paints often contain additives like silicone or Teflon that create a smooth, non-porous surface. This surface is designed to repel stains, but it also repels adhesives. Also they don’t form strong bonds with other materials easily.

Self-adhesive wall stickers are generally designed to be removable without damaging wall paint. However, it’s important to understand that the risk of damage can vary depending on several factors:

01. Wall condition: Stickers are less likely to damage well-painted, smooth walls in good condition.
02. Paint quality: Higher quality paints are usually more resistant to damage.
03. Duration of use: Stickers left on for a very long time may be more difficult to remove without affecting the paint.
04. Removal technique: Proper removal technique is crucial. Slowly peel from a corner, pulling at a 45-degree angle.
05. Temperature: Removing stickers in extreme temperatures (too hot or cold) can increase the risk of paint damage.

To minimize the risk of damage, remove slowly and carefully, stopping if you notice any paint lifting. If you encounter resistance when removing, use a hairdryer to gently warm the sticker, making it easier to peel off.

Sheet size refers to the total size of the sticker sheet or sheets that the wall sticker comes on (Or simply this is what you get from us).

Finished Size refers to what you’ll see after you’ve pasted the complete sticker or all its pieces on the wall. Often, the finished size is larger than the sheet size because you can place these stickers with gaps between them. We’ve provided an average finished size as a guide for users. However, the actual finished size may vary depending on how much space you choose to leave between each piece when applying the sticker.