Top Layer = Transfer Tape
This is the slightly transparent masking tape-like layer that is placed over the top of the decorative expression. You should be able to see your expression through this layer.
Middle Layer = Decorative Expression
This is the actual lettering or design that will remain on the wall when application is complete. This layer will also contain four identical triangles, called leveling arrows, one on each side of your expression. These arrows are used for leveling your expressions and should be removed once application is complete. For instructions on using these arrows, refer to the "Tips & Tricks" section.
Bottom Layer = Backing Paper
This is the thick paper that the decorative expression or design is positioned on. This paper will have a grid or Uppercase Living logo printed on it.
There are four types of Uppercase Living Expressions:
Standard (most common):
A standard expression is a single design that comes in one of Uppercase Living's standard colors. Standard expressions can be applied to most surfaces in your home.
Two-Part:
A Two-Part Expression is one design, separated into two different layers that are applied on top of each other.
Etched Glass:
Etched Glass features a stronger adhesive than Uppercase Living's standard colors and is specifically intended for non-porous surfaces (glass, acrylic, ceramic). Etched Glass is not recommended for painted, stained, or finished surfaces.
Premium Bond:
Premium Bond is specifically designed for outdoor applications, such as car windows, store fronts, mailboxes, etc. It features two colors: Glossy White and Black Patent.
