LUCKKYY Maid Sweeping Wall Decals Vinyl Wall Stickers for Nursery Baby Girls Kid's Room

I didn't purchase this wall decal to dis my maid or to insinuate anything about her cleaning methods. I just happened to come across it while skimming thru Amazon and was struck with how dope it looked. The decal's application to the wall was a bit tricky for me since I hadn't much experience in slapping these babies on. There is the decal affixed to a plastic backing and there is the transfer sheet that goes on top of the decal. Now my wall is mild stucco, meaning that the surface isn't smooth like a baby's skin, so repeated and judicious ironing out with either a credit card or your thumb is a must to ensure the decal clings first to the transfer sheet and, later, to the wall. Note that the red brick area comes on a separate decal that you apply AFTER the maid is in place. First, the maid, then the bricks, then there's a third bit that goes on (composed of those black lines on the right that she's holding up). Make sure, by the way, that you have enough room on the right side of the wall for the bricks and those black lines.So, hey, do it like this:- With the transfer sheet on top of the decal and its backing flat on the table or floor, iron the surface with a credit card or a thumb, starting from the middle and working your way outwards (that way, less bubbles)- Apply tape - preferably painter's tape - horizontally across the top and affix the entire thing to the desired location on the wall- Flip the decal up so that the decal is upside down and its backing faces you; slowly and from a 45 degree angle, starting from the top, peel away the decal's backing; this is where a second person comes handy; one of you can hold the bottom edge up while the other peels and peels and peels- There should be nothing now between the decal and the wall; Starting from the top and working your way down, press the decal onto the wall; take your time- With the decal firmly on the wall, it's time now to peel the transfer sheet from the decal; as you peel away, if it looks like a piece of the decal is coming off with the transfer sheet, just put the transfer sheet back over that piece of decal and go over it with your thumb or that credit card and that decal portion should hopefully stick to the wall when you go back to peeling away the transfer sheet- Once the transfer sheet is completely off, go over the decal again with your thumb or credit cardSo, my lazy maid decal looks awesome. Even my actual maid likes it. Now if she'd only stop nagging at me to stop referring to her as "the help" and instead call her "Mom." Cheeky.The decal is roughly 21.5" in height and is 17.5" across.

Ordered this one because it was the least expensive and I've never tried a wall decal before. Very simple to do. Did not come with transfer tape to actually apply to wall, but $5 later from Joann Fabrics and I was to work. Put it up in about 20 minutes. Love the look it added to my home. Came in a plastic sleeve and a bit wrinkled, but that didn't matter once I applied it to the wall. It looks great. End of story. Great value.

The product consists of an appliqué and transfer paper. The transfer paper I received was not of adequate width to pick up the appliqué, making the product useless.

This came with problems i have to throw away

Amazingness!

This is a good product although patience is required while placing it on any surface, successfully.