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    Can I use these on my phone? Also, can I just print off some pictures from online?
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    You can use them on your phone, and if you want to use pictures from online, just put them on the document that you want to print and continue from there.
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    How do I remove the excess left by the sticker?
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    Use a pointed tool to scrape of the unwanted areas of sticker, then save or discard before applying the transfer film or paper.
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    Can I print vinyl stickers with any type of printer?
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    No, you should only attempt to do so with an inkjet printer.
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    Can I just find an image online to use instead of drawing and editing one of my own?
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    Yes, but you can't sell them if you use someone else's design, as that would be against copyright law.
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    Can I use a picture from the web for the stickers?
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    Yes, just don't sell them, because it's someone else's idea, and any commercial use of it would be a breach of copyright. Personal, household use only!
  • Question
    Can I apply vinyl stickers to a t-shirt?
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    You need heat-transfer vinyl for a t-shirt, which can also be bought as printable.
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    Can I make car decals doing this method? Will it be safe on my vehicle?
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    No, this method isn't appropriate because the stickers will not be water proof nor fully UV proof. For making stickers suitable for a vehicle, you need vinyl die-cut decals using a vinyl cutter and Oracal 651 vinyl, for example.
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    If vinyl stickers are laminated, will they last on mugs and cups that go through the dishwasher or are hand-washed?
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    The stickers are not completely waterproof, so no.
  • Question
    Can I use vinyl stickers to stick on an acrylic tumbler?
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    Yes, you can. Hand wash the tumbler only, though. The dishwasher will ruin it. Otherwise, stick it on carefully so the acrylic won't come off.
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