Installation Instructions

Fathead Wall Graphics Installation

Step 1: GET READY

Pick a spot. Fathead Wall Graphics adhere well to smooth, indoor surfaces. Recommended and NOT recommended surfaces are listed below. You want to choose a RECOMMENDED surface.

Measure. You don't want to start only to find out you don't have enough room. The dimensions are printed on the same sheet as your Fathead.

Unwind and relax. If you'd been rolled up and stuck in a box you'd need to relax for a bit too. Lay flat for an hour prior to application.
(We're talking about the Fathead, not you)

Step 2: GET CLEAN

You like clean sheets, Fatheads like clean walls. Use a warm damp cloth to wipe down the surface and let it dry completely. DO NOT use soap or cleaning agents. They can make your Fathead stick poorly, which means it could fall down, and that's just ugly.

Step 3: GET HELP

No need to call 911, just get a friend. This is important if you're putting up one of our REAL.BIG. Fatheads. Here's why: you'll start peeling the Fathead off the sheet when you realize it's as big as you… and it's sticky. When it sticks to itself, you'll say something nasty, and then you'll wish you had called that friend.

If you're putting up Fathead Juniors or other smaller Fatheads, then going solo is OK.

Step 4: GET IT ON

With help from that friend you called, start at the top of your Fathead and carefully peel it from its backing.

Place one corner on the wall and slowly smooth the rest into place using minimal pressure. If you make a mistake, gently peel the Fathead off the wall and reposition it. Take your time and you'll do just fine.

REAL.BIG. Fatheads come with a yellow plastic squeegee to help you get out any wrinkles or air bubbles. USE IT! Start from the middle of your Fathead and push out to the edges.

Keep the backing in case you want to move your Fathead to a new location.

Step 5: GET TOGETHER

Put your Fathead Wall Graphic up in time for the big game, surprise your child with their renovated room or complete your fan cave. Whatever you choose to do with your Fathead, you've got to show it off! Invite your family and friends over for the big reveal and take a few pictures. Then connect with us and other fans on Facebook and Twitter.

Recommended Surfaces:

• Smooth Walls
• Painted Drywall
• Glass
• Metal
• Sanded Wood (without lacquer)
• Inside, temperature controlled environments

NOT Recommended Surfaces:

• Freshly painted walls. Wait 30 days after painting before you put up your Fathead.
• Textured Walls
• Unpainted drywall
• Brick
• Cinder Block
• Porous, textured paneling
• Outside, non-temperature controlled environments

Fathead Street Grips

Step 1: GET A GRIP

Fathead Street Grips are made to be walked on, rained on and baked in the sun, but keep these two very important things in mind:

STREET GRIPS ARE NOT MOVABLE OR REUSABLE

DO NOT PUT YOUR STREET GRIP ON THE WALL

When applied to the right surface (see below) Street Grips can be removed without damaging the surface.

Start Flat, Stay Flat. Unroll your Street Grip sheet all the way and lay it flat for an hour before applying.

Step 2: GET RID OF THE GRIT

You've got a broom, right? Well use it. Sweep the area well before you start. If you feel the need, you can also wash the surface with water but make sure you let it dry completely. DO NOT use soap or cleaning agents. They can be bad for the adhesive and you bought this because it sticks

Step 3: GET BACKUP

Fathead Street Grips aren't just big, they're hefty as well. This is where having a buddy comes in handy. Above all, you do not want your Street Grip to get stuck to its self. That's when you start saying things you'll have to apologize for later. The only thing you want your Street Grip to grip is the surface you're putting it down on.

Step 4: GET DOWN

Remember: Street Grips are not movable or reusable so make sure you're putting it where you want it.

With help from a friend, start from one edge of your Fathead Street Grip and carefully peel it from its backing.

Your friend should be holding the side opposite you. At this point, position your Street Grip above the surface where you plan to place it. There may be some shuffling and a bit of clumsiness involved in this step.

Slowly lower your Street Grip and press it against the surface starting in the middle. Then push down and out from the middle in all directions making sure you get full contact across the entire surface. Using your feet is OK.

Step 5: GET UP…

…and admire your work. Because you put down your Fathead Street Grip in a place no one can miss, people are going to take notice. That's a good excuse to have a party, take some pictures, and break it in. Then connect with us and other fans on Facebook and Twitter.

When it comes time to clean your Street Grip, some soap, water and a scrub brush are all you need. No abrasives or power washers please!

Recommended Surfaces:

• Garage floors
• Driveways
• Sidewalks
• Parking lots
• Asphalt surfaces
• Unsealed concrete
• Pavers

DO NOT apply your Street Grip to:

• Walls
• Carpeted floors
• Sealed floors such as wood, vinyl or linoleum
• Vehicles
• Any surface where you answer yes or maybe to this question: "If I need to remove this sometime in the future, is it going to ruin the surface?"