No one answers here :/….can you please tell me what vinyl or decal you used for this wall?or can you recommend me for smooth walls…thanks..!

What’s the number of that decal??

Thank you gentlemen! This was much appreciated

I have been a decorator for about 40 years and you must never line your wallpaper/mural with the ceiling or the wall,allways do a plumb line first! Measure the width of the paper take about an inch to an inch and a half off the measurment and plumb a vertical line off the mark on the wall, also have roughly the same overlap at the top of the paper and then trim off,because the ceiling and the walls are never straight enough to start off!

Complete waste of money. First panel goes easy.its trying to line up the overlay for next panels.That being said they are all taken down and in the trash.if you don't have patience don't buy.Almost impossible to get all air bubbles out

can you put this on rough drywall or does it need to be painted/finished first?

Excellent installation!

Is this easy to take off?

I like that you at least start off by saying 2 people are suggested for an easier installation. However then I see your lead installer going flush on the left and to the top which any seasoned installer can tell you is the worst idea. You can't guarantee that a drop ceiling is perfectly level or the wall and ceiling are perfectly level or that a wall is perfectly flat. Also assuming that you're marketing to people and providing this video to show them how to install their own Graphics that they purchased from you, you're not even giving them the first hint at how to match up a continuous image across multiple panels. You're also misinforming people as to the necessary tools for providing a predictable and desirable result. I'm looking at the vinyl you're using and I can already tell it's not a comply vinyl nor is it a 3M product. Not the end of the world however generic vinyls when printed with such a deeply saturated image may cure differently overnight which may lead to irregular shrinkage. This may or may not require the use of a heat gun or torch to save the day God forbid. Also if I have to watch another install team with the same boring red and black team shirt with beat up tennis shoes I may lose my lunch. Also, OSHA says top step on an action ladder shouldn't be stood on perhaps you guys can take the time and join the rest of us professionals and get your OSHA 10-hour at least please.

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absolute rubbish. If you but image to the top and or edge and wall is a fraction of a degree out of square (which most are) by the time you work across the wall your graphic can be an inch or more out - depending on which way the way is out of square. You must have bleed (half an inch at least on top and bottom) and trim back afterwards. All of these pricks running these videos are making it look easier than it is to sell more product and then leave you the client with a potential problem that cannot be fixed!