Vinyl Lettering



      Use Vinyl Lettering, also known as Ready-to-Apply (RTA), to display store hours and information, business logos or doors or walls, signs, or create a custom message for your vehicle or boat. Made from durable vinyl material, they're available in a variety of colors and fonts, and apply easily to any smooth surface.

      Vinyl lettering includes lettering, numbering, or graphics that are individually cut out from a sheet of solid colored vinyl and then pre-spaced and placed onto masking transfer tape. This allows the lettering or design to be easily installed as one piece, creating a clean and professional look.

Follow the step by step instructions below for help on installation.

1. Thoroughly clean and dry the surface where the lettering will be installed.

2. After measuring and marking your intended installation location, apply a horizontal strip of masking or painters tape to the top of the graphic with the top half of the tape on the intended surface, creating a hinge.

3. Hold the bottom edge of the hinged graphic away from the intended surface and remove the back liner, revealing the sticky backing of your lettering or graphic. Be careful not to allow the exposed adhesive to touch the surface.

4. Using a squeegee, apply pressure to the front / pre-masked side of your lettering, placing the graphic onto the intended surface. Squeegee from left to right from the top down. If creases or bubbles develop, carefully lift the graphic and re-squeegee it.


5. Once in place without creases or bubbles, squeegee the entire lettering or graphic to ensure the adhesive is firmly attached to the surface.


6. Gently remove the premask, starting at a top corner. If any vinyl begins to come off the wall, use your squeegee to firmly adhere it back to the wall and continue peeling away the premask.

7. Laying the liner over the graphic with the shiny side facing you, apply hard pressure with the squeegee, removing any stubborn air bubbles.