Vinyl Wall Words — Inspiring Décor

With consumer confidence down but a still-steady interest in the home decorating segment, more and more consumers are turning their attention to do-it-yourself methods to spruce up their homes, offices, and living spaces.

Right On The Walls gives home decorators the chance to flex their creative muscle and personalize their surroundings with unique, customized sayings, typography, and decorations that they can add right on their walls.

Artwork is delivered in easy-to-use vinyl rolls and is easy to apply. Decorations look hand-painted and high-touch - without the expense. There are literally thousands of ways to create versatile custom decorations for every room.

"I have to say, this product is impressive to see up on my wall. It takes on the texture of the paint and object that you are applying it to, it actually looks painted right on," said returning customer Christine D.

In addition, Right On The Walls offers custom designs for glass, mirrors, furniture, ceramic tile, metal, wood, porcelain, vehicles and any other non-porous surface.

For more information and to visit Right On the Walls' Idea Gallery, go to www.RightOnTheWalls.com. To order a catalog, call 724-364-3243 or email us at contact@RightOnTheWalls.com.

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Right On The Walls is the home decorating solution that lets you add a personal touch to your surroundings with custom vinyl lettering, artwork, typography and decor - quickly, easily, and affordably!

It takes less than 10 minutes to transform your environment into something amazing with vinyl lettering!

Preparation:
Choose location and clean area with mild detergent and dry thoroughly before starting application.

Step 1: Place the lettering on the wall exactly the way it comes. Use pieces of masking tape along the top to hold it into place. Your lettering should now work like a hinge. Adjust straightness of decal as needed.

Step 2: Cut apart large lettering between words to make installation easier.

Flip lettering up and remove backing paper from lettering. Flip area without backing paper down onto your wall and using either a squeegee or something like a credit card, rub over the lettering to securely adhere it to your wall.

Work slowly from the top down. Take your time with this step to avoid bubbles or wrinkles in your artwork.

If you get a bubble, gently rub the bubble to the edge of the letter or use a small pin to pop the bubble and push air out.

Step 3: Carefully peel off the transfer paper to reveal your lettering. Pull at an angle and watch that your letters are all sticking to your surface. If you notice any letters pulling up with the transfer paper, re-rub onto the wall.

Presto! You're done and ready to enjoy!