Custom Logo Vinyl Decal Window Sticker

• LOGO FILE REQUIREMENTS
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File must be in vector format with all fonts converted to outlines. Illustrator AI, or SVG. Please email the file to kr1870kr[*at] gmail.com prior to ordering so KRS DesignWorks can verify it’s the correct format.

If you need a logo designed from scratch, or only have your logo in JPG, PNG, GIF format, let KRS DesignWorks know prior to ordering. We will be happy to see if we can create it for you.


Note the size and specific color(s) name. 
***NOTE: If you would like the decal to be placed inside the window facing out, please let KRS DesignWorks know if it is for inside, the letters will be cut in reverse so it can be read properly from the outside.

Colors shown may vary slightly due to brightness, contrast and resolution of
screens. Each decal is handmade so small variations may be impossible to create at KRS DesignWorks. 
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KRS DesignWorks uses Oracal 651 Permanent Adhesive Vinyl. Oracal 651 vinyl is great for car decals, dishware like mugs, glasses, cutting boards, plates (HAND WASH ONLY), and indoor or outdoor signs. It's rated to last up to 6 years outdoors. Oracal 651 is not recommended for walls or anything where the finish may come off. Vinyl is not reusable once removed.

VINYL DECAL APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
For the best results, you should apply stickers when the temperature is above 50F and below 90F.

Step 1: Use rubbing alcohol to clean the surface area. Dry thoroughly.
Step 2: Prepare the decal for application by firmly rubbing a squeegee or credit card over the clear transfer tape. This ensures the decal is firmly stuck to the transfer tape and removes any air bubbles that may have formed.
Step 3: Carefully line up your design and place on the surface. Use masking or painters tape along the top edge to help keep the decal aligned.
Step 4: lift the sticker as if it’s on a hinge and gently remove the paper backing at a 45-degree angle starting near the tape. If the decal clings to the backing, repeat step 2.
Step 5: Slowly lower the decal to the surface applying pressure as you go. Be careful; once it touches the surface there is no repositioning.
Step 6: Once in place, firmly rub a squeegee or credit card over the clear transfer tape to be sure the decal is attached to the surface.
Step 7: Gently remove the transfer tape at a 45-degree angle.

Handwash Only