2. With the white paper backing still on, tack graphics temporarily in place with masking tape on each upper corner of where you want to install it. Use a tape measure to make sure decal is level.

3. Now with decal held in place, run masking tape along the top of graphic with half of the tape on the decal and the other half on your application surface. This will create a hinge, allowing you to flip the decal over to remove the backing.

4. If the decal is in the desired position, flip the graphic up along the line of masking tape and slowly remove the white paper backing.

5. After the paper backing has been removed, the adhesive vinyl is exposed. Lay your graphic against the surface and use a squeegee to remove any trapped air bubbles.

6. Using moderate pressure, rub all areas of the decal.

7. Slowly peel the transfer tape away from the decal. Make sure the vinyl sticks to your surface and comes away from the tape.

8. If there are any air bubbles, poke a small hole in the bubble and work the air out with your finger.