Clean the surface with water and a cloth, then let it dry completely. You can also wipe it with a microfiber towel. Avoid alcohol, detergents, or anything that could leave residue or affect the adhesive.
Peel off the backing, line up your sticker, and apply it slowly. Smooth out any air bubbles by pressing from the center outward.
Small bubbles should fade within about a week or in heat.
For best results, apply stickers to smooth, clean surfaces. Glass, metal, chrome, windows, and other smooth surfaces work best.
Avoid applying stickers to textured plastic, molding, trim, or dirty, waxy, or greasy surfaces. Stickers may not work well on low surface energy plastics, such as some coolers and treated plastics. Allow stickers to cure after application for 48 hours before washing your vehicle.
If your sticker starts to peel or lift, gently warm it with a hair dryer or heat gun on low, then press it back down firmly. This can help the adhesive bond better. Make sure the surface is clean and dry first.