Make sure the surface is clean and dry- use Windex or rubbing alcohol to clean, then dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth or paper towel.

Slowly separate your decal, still attached to the application tape, from the backing. Be sure you do not touch the adhesive, or allow any dirt to get on it.

Position your decal where you want it, and make sure it is level and lined up.  Be careful NOT to let your decal touch yet. Once it touches you will not be able to lift without damaging it.

Once positioned, run your hand over the decal from one side to the other, applying the decal as you go. Move in a slow, uniform method.

Now, go over the entire decal with a stiff, flat edge. A plastic putty knife, old credit card, etc. works nicely.  This ensures good adhesion and activates the pressure sensitive glue.

SLOWLY, begin to peel the application tape back. This works best if you pull it flat against the surface as pictured.

Remember... I said slowly. :)

If any of the small or detailed parts start to come up with the application tape, simply work them back down and repeat step 5 and 6.

You're done!   Stand back and admire your handy work!

Please read below for care and maintenance:

• You may, on some larger applications, notice some small air bubbles.  This is not uncommon, and they will go away on their own.  Some you can force out gently, but don't over work them, you can damage the decal.
• The decal will clean up much the same way as the rest of the car-  Car wash soap and water is your best bet.   Treat the decal like you would your car's finish-  no abrasive cleaners or sponges, etc.
• You can wax over the decal, but its strongly recommended you hand-wax and not use a buffer.
• Keep any and all solvents, fuels, etc away from your decal.  It is made from vinyl and will be damaged.
• Your decal should last many years with normal care,  but its life can be affected by severe conditions or improper care as mentioned above.

Some DON'Ts:

• Don't use any abrasives to clean the car OR the decal.  This includes stiff brushes.
• Don't use any solvents on or near your decal.
• Don't scrape with an ice scraper,  it will destroy the decal. Use a liquid deicer or built-in defroster, if on a window.
• It is not recommended you apply your decal where a rear wiper will touch it.  While it is done often (And I have one or two on my rear window)  excessive or dry wiper use can affect the decal.