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		<title>Why Vinyl Letters?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Vinyl letters and lettering took the place of painted signage just a few years ago.  You used to have to hire a graphic artist that would paint the pin strips and letters on your store window or vehicle.  It was much too expensive for private residences to do the same.  Then along came the computer [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Vinyl letters and lettering took the place of painted signage just a  few years ago.  You used to have to hire a graphic artist that would  paint the pin strips and <a href="http://www.vinylwallletteringpro.com">letters</a> on your store window or vehicle.  It was much too expensive for private  residences to do the same.  Then along came the computer and then the  vinyl cutter/plotter.  Now you have hundreds of fonts to choose from to  say what ever you want.  There&#8217;s no shortage of quotes that you can use.</p>
<p>You can search Google and find hundreds of different sayings.   Sayings that would be fitting in the bathroom, your child&#8217;s bedroom, the  kitchen, dining area, car and business.  It is relatively cheap and  that is why so many people are doing it.</p>
<p>You can find vinyl lettering at craft shows, craft stores or at a  variety of vinyl lettering specialty shops online.  Many vinyl signs are  ready made and can be taken home with you or shipped out with very  little waiting time.</p>
<p>Then there is custom vinyl lettering and graphics.  This may cost a  little more but you can choose the size, font and color of vinyl along  with any graphics that fit your project.  You could email your vendor  the graphic you want cut but chances are the vendor may already have it.</p>
<p>Vinyl lettering has many advantages over painting as in the past.   Vinyl is easy to apply.  All you have to do is pull off the backing,  make sure your application tape stays on the vinyl, and then apply to  the location you desire.  Be sure to squeegee all of the bubbles out and  it will last for a long time.</p>
<p>Mark the wall where you are going to apply the vinyl so that you get it  straight.  I always say, &#8220;do it right the first time&#8221;.  Measure from the  floor or from the ceiling so that your vinyl letters will be level with  the wall lines.  Use some masking tape to tape the whole project to the  wall to be sure it is straight.  When you are sure that it is where you  want it to be then press the vinyl letters to the wall.  Make sure the   sticky side is against the wall.</p>
<p>The process is the same whether you are putting on your business  entry door or on the windows of your car.  It&#8217;s easy and its cheap.   When you want to change it, it is easy to peel off.  That&#8217;s what I love  about <a href="http://www.vinylwallletteringpro.com">vinyl letters</a>.</p>
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