Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What can I do with Vinyl?

A: You can design a graphic or saying and have it cut to be put on walls, glass, smooth stone, metal, wood or plastic. Please note that it works really well on lightly textured walls and smooth surfaces.

Q: how do I measure the size of the lettering?

A: Measure the tallest point in the lettering and the lowest point. For example: a phrase that says, “Stand for Something”, would be measured from the top of the capital ‘S’ in ‘Stand’ to the bottom of the ‘g’ in ‘Something’

Q: Do I have to put each letter on separately?

A: No, your phrase will come all pre-spaced and ready to apply.

Q: Why choose vinyl lettering over stencils?

A: While having the benefit of appearing "painted on" our lettering have none of the disadvantages of painted letters. With vinyl lettering there is no smudging; letter borders are crisp and clean. Your chosen phrase arrives ready-to-apply in a single horizontal or vertical strip with each letter perfectly formed and pre-spaced, all in your preferred font and color. Most expressions can also be installed in under 30 minutes. While our letters will stay in place for many years once installed, they are easily removable if the need arises.

Q: Is it permeant, how do you remove it?

A: No not at all that is what makes it so versatile. It will peel off very easily. Sometimes you may need to heat the vinyl with a blow direr to let it peel off easier. If there is any leftover adhesive rubbing alcohol works really good to take it off.

Q: How do I place my order?

A: Email all orders to Milesofvinyl@gmail.com

Q: how do I apply the Vinyl?

Applying your Vinyl

1. Position Your Lettering:

Mark out some guidelines on the surface you’re applying the vinyl to ensure your lettering will go on straight. Align your vinyl lettering to the surface, using the guidelines that you marked. Tape the vinyl lettering to the upper edge of the guidelines to keep it in position.

2. Remove the Backing Paper:

Flip-up the vinyl lettering and peel off the backing.

3. Rub the Vinyl Letters/Graphics

Rub over the vinyl lettering or graphics to securely adhere them to your surface. Work from the center to the outside edge on both sides.

4. Remove the Transfer Paper

Carefully peel off the transfer sticking paper to reveal your vinyl lettering or graphics.