Reddit mentions of ORACAL Matte Black Adhesive Craft Vinyl Including Free Hard Yellow Detailer (6.5ft x 16")

Removing (all) of the old logo

1. place a wet rag over the logo
   
2. iron logo over the rag for around 20-30 secs
   
3. use a knife to scrape the logo off
   

• reheat with iron, scrape until all gone
  
• you'll still have glue residue of old logo. No problem, you'll be putting a new logo directly over top anyway.
  
  supplies needed
  
  

1. sharp scissors
   
   
2. sharp, somewhat heavy duty craft knife for precision cutting https://images.app.goo.gl/KvoYjkymhQ76s72i6
   
   
3. Matte vinyl like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KSLFSTT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_N3pYCbVCB71HA
   
   
4. paper or thin cardboard to make stencils
   
5. iron, old trash tshirt, dry cloth
   
   
   
   making the letter outline
   
   
6. Make precise stencile outlines. Cut them, place them on the letters, cut and adjust until you get it right. It's a bit tedious... Most letters have holes in them, thsts where your craft knife comes in. Youll need a sharp craft knife, no common substitute for this.
   
   
7. on back of vinyl (paper side) trace your paper letter/shape outline. Make sure you trace it backwards /mirror image (so the vinyl side will be correct)
   
   
8. cut it out. Place over the letter to make sure its s near-match. Dont sweat it if isnt 100% accurate, nobody will know.
   
   

• Getting decent cutouts is tedious. Dont sweat if its mot perfect, the imperfections will go totally unnoticed. That said, dont be afraid to scrap a lost cause. Vinyl is cheap.
  
  
• Note: if you're doing something like the Glidden Logo, use dark transfer printer paper and print it (make sure your ink is full in the printer!) ... Print out tests on normal paper to make sure you have the right size before using the dark transfer paper, which is a bit pricey
  
  
  
  vinyl transfer
  
  

1. peel vinyl off the paper back , place exactly where you want it, sticky side down.
   
   
2. place dry cloth on inside of shirt behind where you iron
   
   
3. place tshirt (one layer of cotton t shirt) over vinyl, iron each part for about 20-25 seconds.
   
   
4. let cool for about 5 mins