in a World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind-Inspirational Quotes Wall Decals-Vinyl Stickers for Bedroom Living Room School Office Home Decor

Easy to install. A good reminder of treating people with kindness.

Took a bit of time to install, but sticks well and looks great.

I like the fact that the decal is applied so that each letter sticks to the wall without a "backing". The individual letters are raised to the touch on the wall, almost as if they had been painted on. I placed the decal on my bathroom wall to remind me that my kindness to others during the day may change their day also. I haven't tried to remove the decal. It is adhering well to my bathroom wall in spite of the normal humidity of the room.

Man - I hate it when you buy something and then you have difficulty using it only to go on Amazon and find that 90% of people were like "wow this was super easy to install!" Maybe I'm just not a wall art guy, but I felt super dumb reading over the instructions and not getting it. So - since I eventually DID get it, in case anyone else has the same issue that I did, here goes:Instructions:1. Put the "transfer film" on top of the graphic stickerWhat this means:Place the piece of white paper with the words on it facing up, so the white paper is on your table, the words are facing you. Take the yellow paper and start to peel from one corner. You will see that the clear layer is sticky on its underside. You want to separate the sticky film from the yellow paper, then place the sticky film, with the sticky side DOWN, on TOP of the white paper with the letters - making sure the corners kinda match up so you have room for step 2.2. Rub with a credit cardSo - now you have the sticky film on top of the white paper. Use a credit card and run it over, kind of firmly, each letter. You will start to see the letters adhering to the sticky film. Do this for each letter, slowly but firmly, until you don't see any air bubbles etc. I did it about 4 or 5 times over each letter.3. Remove the white backing paperThis was pretty easy - but do it SLOWLY. Separate the film, upon which your letters now rest, from the white paper that they used to be on. As you separate the film, you should do like ONE letter, and see if it has transferred to the film. If it hasn't, stop and go back to step 2. Once you're done with this step here, you will have the letters on the clear plastic film now, and NOT on the white paper anymore.4. Paste it onto the wall, rub it with a cardYeah... do this. Place the plastic film onto a surface. It's super helpful to go from the MIDDLE outwards to the corners to make sure you push all of the air bubbles out. Again, going slow here helps a lot.5. Remove the transfer filmThis only works on certain surfaces. Most of my walls are textured, (e.g. they look bumpy and not flat), and you just can't get the letters to adhere to it, so I left the film on for those walls, and it looks okay. If you can choose, try adhering it to a wall that is not textured, or glass or whatever.Hope this helps someone feel not as dumb :)

I put this decal in my granddaughters' playroom. It looks very nice and was easy to move around to get it straight. Then I adhered it to the wall and it's there to stay until I redecorate! Arrived quickly and packaged well.

I thought the black writing would be bigger. I was not a fan of the installation part. Complicated and lots of room for error. Good thing I am a laminating queen otherwise this would have been a disaster. I like the colored letters though. A lot of these are one color for the lettering and this one is different.

Got it up on the wall and it looks great. Instructions worked but I actually had to reread a couple times as I was confused. I eventually figured it out. Maybe could use a rewrite? Anyway- it’s up and is just what I was looking for.

This is used for a party with the theme of kindness and it is still on my sliding glass door