Vinyl Lettering

Vinyl Lettering for Walls

A short YouTube showing vinyl lettering being cut in black matt, the lettering was made in line made so that all the lettering was supplied as a single panel of pre-spaced lettering. The font used called Helvetica Bold. The customer initially wanted the lettering cut in all capitals letters but we advised otherwise and finally cut the lettering in upper and lower case for clarity. If the lettering had been cut in capitals letters it would have been harder to read.

Vinyl lettering will stick to painted flat walls for inside office building. The lettering will take longer to stick to a wall than if it was stuck to a gloss painted surface. Vinyl lettering stuck onto walls will require a little more time to fix and will need rubbing down harder. If the application tape does not want to separate from the lettering, just leave it for an hour and come back to it to give the lettering a chance to cure. If after an hour the lettering and the application tape still does not want to stick onto the wall you can use a hair dryer to heat the lettering a little and rub the lettering onto the wall while slowly peeling off the application tape. Finally the lettering will stick to the wall and the application tape can be removed. The lettering will stick harder to the wall over time as the vinyl adhesive cures.

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