All About It: This REAL.BIG. Fathead decal is a high quality print made of tough high-grade self-adhesive vinyl that's tear and fade resistant, so you can be assured your design will look great, stay put and hold up. What makes the rub on transfer application different than your standard peel and stick method is the transfer process itself, which allows us to create intricate and unique designs that cannot be accomplished otherwise.

The decal comes sandwiched between two sheets, a backing sheet that is applied to the sticky side of the decal and a transfer sheet that is applied to the visible side of the decal. By removing the backing sheet while keeping the transfer sheet in place, you can apply your decal to the wall exactly as it was intended to look, with all of the individual pieces in the exact position in which they were designed. Once the decal has been successfully positioned on the wall and has adhered completely, you can remove the transfer sheet to reveal the finished product. Because this decal design can include so many independent pieces, designed to create a specific pattern, they are ARE NOT MOVABLE OR REUSABLE. They are, however, REMOVABLE and will not do any damage to your wall if you decide to take one down.

Where Not To Stick It: Here are the big no-no's:

• NO OUTDOOR SURFACES. As in none and we mean none.
• NO TEXTURED SURFACES. Smooth is your friend and your only friend. Painted dry wall is probably the absolute best smooth surface you can pick. Wallpaper? Not exactly. Unpainted dry wall. Don't go there Anything even slightly bumpy? We said NO TEXTURED SURFACES! We mean it.
• NO COLD PLACES. Just because you're not outside doesn't mean it's warm. An unheated garage, for example, is not appropriate.
• WALLS, WALLS and ONLY WALLS. The ceiling and the floor are not walls. Don't go there.
• DON'T LET THE DECAL STICK TO ITSELF! There's a reason these things are sticky. It's so they'll stay up on your wall. But they don't know a wall from a hole in the ground, so it's up to you to keep things straight. That means not letting the sticky side stick to the sticky side. Once sticky meets sticky getting them to unstick is like trying to remove rivets. It can be done, but the potential damage can be alarming.

OK, we're not trying to scare you. Quite the contrary. We want you to love your Fathead Decal. And now you know some of the do's and don'ts. The biggest do of all? READ THE INSTRUCTIONS!