I began sending out the decals that were last produced, and was asked if I had any
tips for applying. Here's how my Graphic Designer does it.
I used just a random piece of glass and paper to display.
With the blank glass in the machine, I magic markered a dot dead center of the
10 and 90 light sockets, then lined up the decal's 10 and 90 dead center to the 2 dots.
Masked taped the bottom to use as a hinge. Folded it back and carefully pulled of the
protected layer. Now the stickem layer is exposed. With a helping hand, fold back the
decal toward the glass, but not yet touching the glass. While keeping the corners elevated,
slowly start applying in the center with a squeeshy (or something similar to the blue
pad), working outward toward one side (to avoid air pockets) while still keeping the
opposite side elevated. Once that half's applied, do the same with the other side.
Some might be saying "No Kidding", but I just want to make sure because you basically
have only one shot at it so it's wrinkel free. There's other ways to do it, so whatever's
seems best to you. If there is an air pocket that can't be pushed out, then a pin hole
in the pocket can be made to allow the air to escape..
It seems the others I've send out to collectors, they had no problem applying, so I'm
sure all will go fine, but if there is any questions, just shoot me a pm..
btw: The glass is overhanging the table. The first pic is looking underneath the glass
making sure the 10 and 90 are in center with the dots before mask taping..
Edit: If anyone that already received a decal has suggestions for applying, please chime in..
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