Before you start a project we strongly recommend the following steps:

✓read our FAQ section
✓check out the video tutorials for your planned project
✓read the full product description for your selected product including the where to install, application, size and maintenance guide. This will give you an understanding if the product will work for your project
✓order a sample first and check the colour, texture and quality by putting it to the test
✓if unsure of anything please ask our friendly team. We're happy to help and suggest the correct product for your project. We are all about successful makeovers and will let you know if and why a product won't be suitable for your project.
✓find more inspiration on how to use our products by reading our blog, check out our mood boards, inspiration pages, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube.

✓measure your surface you intend to cover before you order. Add a minimum of 10% for spill, edges, overlaps, test cuts, errors etc. If unsure of how to measure and calculate the quantities required check out our size guide for the product you've selected. We are more than happy to help with calculations and guidance.
✓measure twice, cut once! We all know this rule and most of us have probably broken it several times. Don't skip this step or you may have to order more products to complete your project and risk delays.
✓get the start right. Make sure that you start your application at the right angle. If you get this wrong this will transfer to the rest of the project. 
✓go slowly! Don't rush the application. If you get a bubble, crease, start on the wrong angle, go back and allow some time to fix it. Our glue is low tack so depending on the surface, in most cases you can go back.
✓ask for help. Sometimes four pair of hands can be better than just two, especially for our wider vinyls. If you don't have anyone to ask, you can use books and other props that may help the application. 
✓follow our caring guidelines. This is particularly important when it comes to cleaning, water protection and distance to a heat source.