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Customer Reviews - Closeup of an Old Used Baseball - Wall Murals
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5 out of 5 stars
Closeup of an Old Used Baseball
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I DO want to order a few phrases or Biblical phrases. Do you suppose we could do a "trade- off"? I appreciate all of your merchandise...i.e. a cell phone, my daughter ordered and was very pleased with furniture that really is beautiful !! I ordered an almost, 8 x 10. area rug, Victorian style. I LOVE it!! The coloring is perfect!! The styling is wonderful - now I just have to order a "non-slip" 'gripper' for under the rug. :-) Thank you for carrying for so many terrific things!! The ONLY reason I put only 4 stars was because of the "window decal, that I don't like
My guest loves it
It's a great imaginary window idea.
Of course the 1st two I ordered came with smashed and wrinkled edges since they weren't packed with any padding but the 3rd time was the charm. Since the edges overlap I wouldn't accept a roll with one end smashed/rolled over as it could show.
For install: 1st I removed a chair rail. Then sanded the whole wall with some 120 grit and a sanding block (piece of 2x4). This removed any small bumps or uneven spots. Then I wiped the whole wall down with a sponge and Windex.
I trimmed about 6" off the top of each panel before starting to hang them so the road didn't get cut off the bottom. Lined up the 1st panel evenly and then used what I trimmed off as a guide for the other 5 using a straight edge and razor.
When hanging I peeled about 6" of backing off, then lined up the edge with help. I used a straight piece of folded over cardboard to push the sticker on the wall working from the middle to the edges. I would push straight down the middle to the backing then sweep to the left edge, then right. Pull the backing off straight down and the image pretty much stays straight down the wall as long as you started the top off level too of course. With 2 people we just had one pull the backing and the other using the cardboard to flatten to the wall. Only took 2-3 minutes a panel.
Panel 2-6 overlaps the previous edge about an inch to line up. I applied over the power sockets without the covers and then cut close to the plugs and didn't get any wrinkles and the covers will cover all the cut edges. Then used a straight edge along the baseboard and cut the remainder off with the razor knife.