Make sure the surface is free of dirt and oil. Wash with soapy water (Dawn dish soap works well), then rinse with plain, non-soapy water. Wait until it is fully dry before applying.
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Apply, then press the printed areas
Peel the main backing off and apply the decal and transfer film completely. Press hard on the printed/color areas after applying, but before removing the transfer film, so the vinyl can adhere. A credit card, squeegee, or something smooth and round like a soda can all work well. Larger decals need more time pressing on the color areas.
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Peel the transfer film low and slow
Once it is firmly applied, peel off the transfer film. Pull as close to the vehicle or object as possible instead of pulling straight up or back, so the decal has the best chance of staying down.
How To Remove Decals
To remove leftover decals, use rubbing alcohol and scrape with a very soft material so you do not damage paint. A plastic putty scraper works well. Work slowly and do not scrape too hard. Apply more rubbing alcohol as needed so it can seep in and break down the adhesive.
Our decals are perfect for vehicles (trucks, trailers), tractors, ATVs and side-by-sides, metal gates, doors, cow chutes, and any other surface where you want to display your brand. They adhere well to clean, smooth surfaces and are designed for outdoor use.
What are they used for?
These decals are used to identify and mark your property, equipment, and vehicles with your registered brand. They're ideal for branding your ranch vehicles, marking gates and doors, identifying equipment, and creating a professional, cohesive look across your operation.