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[0] Application [1] Rub (burnish) off transfer paper onto wall like a tattoo. Can be applied to many hard surfaces. Must especially rub the edges down and then peel away backing. This is a permanent application, but it is so thin you just paint over to remove! [2] The smaller shapes just peel and stick. Infinitely re-positionable. NO bubbles or creases. Larger murals, just roll back a bit of backing paper off at the top, stick that part to wall and continue to roll backing paper off as you smooth design on wall. Back inadvertently sticking to itself not a problem. Simply pull apart. [3] 
Peel off backing paper and stick. For non-static cling, be sure adhesive back does not stick to itself or mural can be ruined. You get bubbles of air, and many murals are NOT re-positionable. Remember: Peel and stick DOES NOT always mean re-positionable! Larger murals advise the same roll of backing paper method.
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