The tattoo itself has great quality and is certainly also easy to install. Unfortunately, this was not quite as easy in my case, since I had my wall painted with a semi-gloss paint and the tattoo is characterized not so liked to break away from the carrier film. On this issue, I was prepared, however, as was indeed recommended in the product description also against latex or silicone-containing substrates and is added to the semi-gloss paints silicate, ie silicon, the gloss effect. Although this shines the color great, but has the disadvantage (at least in the attachment of wall decals concerns), that it is very resistant. Ultimately, I have nevertheless dared lo and behold, the tattoo holds on this surface, even if at first very reluctant. Since no one has reported so right about his experiences regarding Wandtattoos on semi-gloss wall paint, I make the time now: So the biggest problem is the release of the carrier film, as well as helps push no matter how tight against the wall. My tip: With your fingernail find a beginning of the tattoo and press from the carrier film by hand on the wall. Is first a start has been made, so first glued a small piece of the tattoo, then comes also the removal of the remaining Ranke easier. With such a motive as the Blumenranke However, the means to go through this procedure for each individual element. But ultimately that is doable with a bit of tact and patience. I have the tattoo alone attached and this ultimately as needed half an hour, although I have never done before. Now the tattoo is on the wall and looks great :) And do not worry, even if it is slightly lifted at certain points of the wall (especially for woodchip wallpaper), it is nevertheless bombproof (at least for me;)). So who has a silky wall, does not have to renounce Wandtattoos :)
