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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Do I have to cut out my Big Shot?
How do I apply my Big Shot?
I just painted my wall, will Big Shot work?
Is Big Shot easy to remove?
What are some tips for creating a great Big Shot?
What is a Big Shot?
What type of material is used?
What type of surfaces can Big Shot be applied to?
Will Big Shot leave a residue when it's removed?
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Do I have to cut out my Big Shot? (back to top)
No, all Big Shots already come to you die-cut. Just peel and stick!
How do I apply my Big Shot? (back to top)
First, plan your design. Plan out how you'd like your Big Shot to look, and then, make sure your surface is dry and clean. Then, rub the back of the Big Shot, graphic side down, to transfer the adhesive. Finally, start at one corner and slowly peel away the paper back.
I just painted my wall, will Big Shot work? (back to top)
Wait two weeks before applying your Big Shot to a freshly painted wall. The paint should be completely dry and clean. If not, the adhesive could not stick to the wall or when removed, could peal away paint.
Is Big Shot easy to remove? (back to top)
Yes! Just peel up an edge with your fingernail and slowly pull away from the edge making sure you stay close to the surface so there is no tearing.
What are some tips for creating a great Big Shot? (back to top)
A vertical (portrait) full-body shot against a high-contrast background
makes one of the best final prints. Contrast between the subject and the
background is important because Big Shots are trimmed around the
subject. An image that started out with a light colored background looks
best on a light-colored wall and conversely, a light subject against a
dark background works best on a dark colored wall.
• The bigger the image size, the larger the shot can be reproduced.
• Fill the entire frame with the subject, taking care not to crop the subject's head, hands or feet.
• For smaller subjects like pets and children, the photograph should be taken at their eye level.
• The bigger the image size, the larger the shot can be reproduced.
• Fill the entire frame with the subject, taking care not to crop the subject's head, hands or feet.
• For smaller subjects like pets and children, the photograph should be taken at their eye level.
What is a Big Shot? (back to top)
A Bigshot is a high quality custom wall graphic printed from your photo. It is printed on durable vinyl or Photo-Tex cloth both with re-positionable adhesive that will not damage walls when moved. Bigshots are printed using the latest fade resistant Latex based inks that are the "Greenest in the Industry" (Our ink meets the GREENGUARD Children & Schools and AgBB criteria).
What type of material is used? (back to top)
Big Shot offers reusable Catalina Vinyl, which has an adhesive back, is very durable and will not fade.
What type of surfaces can Big Shot be applied to? (back to top)
Big Shots can be applied to walls, of course, any many other common surfaces: Cars, windows, mirrors, over wallpaper, cabinets, refrigerators, and even toilets!
Will Big Shot leave a residue when it's removed? (back to top)
No, Big Shots are designed to leave a clean surface when removed. Big Shot require no paste or additional adhesive.
