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Follow the simple directions (one of the images in the listing, and a QR Code is included on the product to pull up same directions) and it will look great. When you have a vinyl cut out with a lot of pieces (like this one which had like a million corners/pieces), you have to be supremely patient with both pulling off the glossy white backing paper it comes mounted on, and ESPECIALLY when you're pulling off the semi-transparent wax paper on the front of the cut out (pictured).I was mounting to matte paint so I wasn't sure how well it would stick. Pulling off the wax paper was a SLOW process... a lot of the letters wanted to stick to the wax paper rather than the wall, despite smoothing the decal onto the wall (through the wax paper) before peeling. So, you have to SLOWLY peel down the wax paper about half an inch at a time, check to see what (if any) of the vinyl is sticking to the wax paper instead of the wall, and if any part of that half inch is sticking to the paper, roll it back up that half an inch, re-smooth the non-sticking piece(s) to the wall (by rubbing the wax paper with your finger over that piece of vinyl), and try again to peel back that half an inch. Repeat if needed.You do that ALL the way down. From start to finish, due to both a) this piece having a zillion letters/pieces, and b) my mounting on matte paint, it was more than an hour to tape up and then peel off both the backing and then the front wax paper.So to recap:1) FOLLOW DIRECTIONS in product listing2) PATIENCE. Pulling the paper off too quickly, especially the wax paper, can result in stretched or torn vinyl, or the piece sticking to the paper instead of the wall3) Once completely removed, go back over each piece and gently smooth by hand/thumb.Final result looks great in my office!