Depending on the size of your install, you may need a few of the following tools:

A. Spray bottle filled with mildly soapy water. Water allows the repositioning of larger decals.
B. A tape measure. This Lufkin has a secondary rule that gives measurements of half the primary rule. Very useful for centering.
C. Plastic squeegee. Used for squeegeeing over transfer tape.
D. Felt squeegee. Used for squeegeeing over the vinyl itself. It is not as stiff as a plastic squeegee, but it won’t scratch vinyl.
E. Utility knife blade. Used for cutting between panels and around trim.
F. X-Acto knife. Same use as the utility blade.
G. Blue painter’s tape. Used for position marks and holding decals while installing.
H. Scissors. Used for cutting backing paper.

Basic Installation:

1.	Measure where you want the decal and place blue tape to mark the location.	2.	Lay the decal in place, still on the backing paper, and tape it to the surface across the middle.
3,	Peel one end up and cut off the backing paper.	4.	Squeegee that side to the surface. be careful not to squeegee all the way to the cut edge of the backing paper.
5.	Remove the blue tape that was holding the decal in place, and peel off the rest of the backing paper.	6.	Squeegee down to that end, holding the decal off the surface until the squeegee pushes it down.
7.	Slowly peel off the transfer tape.	8.	You’re done!