NOW, YOU CAN CREATE BEAUTIFUL WALLPAPER
DESIGNS IN MINUTES, FOR PENNIES IN PAINT

The average 15’ x 8’ wall is completed in about 30 minutes. Suggested price is $84.00 (.70c sq. ft.); cost is approximately $2.50 in paint. That same wall, if papered, requires four (4) rolls and would cost your client at least $160.00, including labor. Your clients save about 50% the cost of papering, plus additional costs of the future removal.

Wall printing is fascinating, and CAN BE LEARNED IN AN AFTERNOON. A sample book presentation pays off handsomely time and again. Referrals are also a big part of this “still new” service business. You make even more as many clients request wall preparing and painting, prior to applying the designs.

IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES “OTHER" THAN MONEY

1. It’s washable, steam resistant and cannot tear or peel, (one seldom sees a “papered” bathroom without seams eventually separating, peeling or tearing).

2.It prints on flat or textured surfaces, wood and block wall; even fabrics.

3. It can be applied in any color or combination of colors to complement any décor, in a wide variety of patterns.

4. No expensive and messy removal, ever - to remove it, SIMPLY PAINT OVER IT!! ( another substantial saving for your clients).

YOU OWN YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT. START WITH A SMALL REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT!

MORE IMPORTANT BENEFITS:

1. No franchise fee.

2. No excessive inventory. Add equipment as needed.

3. No selling. Clients come to you once visibility is established.

4. Repeat business.

5. A comprehensive training manual that reveals all the tricks of the trade.

6. Wall printing is fun/creative - not boring and laborious.

7. Recession proof - No layoffs

Investigate this profitable Decorator Service now by examining our DECOWALL STARTER KIT, and prove to yourself that it is easy to learn, and that if can be a profitable addition to your present operation.

Everything is yours to examine and experiment with for fifteen (15) days, so you’re not buying anything at this point. If, after fifteen days you decide Wall printing is not for you, return everything in clean condition for an immediate refund.

DON’T DELAY! Send us your order while there is still little or no competition. I’m looking forward to hearing from you.

EASY STEPS IN USING THE DECOWALL PRECISION PRINTER

To begin, be sure you have all the component parts to your printer, as shown above.

Fit the two perforated rollers inside the slot as illustrated on the left. It may help for you to review the Decowall manual.

Fill the container half full with paint and insert your Design Roller on top. To help you to be sure that the roller is in the proper position, you may want to read that portion of the Decowall manual. Use water-base paints only, for best results. Interior and exterior vinyl’s, acrylics and latex paints are recommended. Decowall application is suitable for all flat-painted surfaces including plaster (plain or papered); stucco; concrete block; wood and cloth. Although best results are obtained on freshly painted surfaces, certain designs can also be used effectively to camouflage soiled or marked walls. NOW YOU ARE READY TO ROLL!

Make sure the paint is covering the Design Roller by spinning it several times before starting. This will assure a sharp, even pattern. To eliminate the problem of touching the ceiling while rolling a wall place tape on the ceiling. After you have gained some expertise, you can simply hold a thin piece of cardboard at the ceiling with one hand while making the down stroke with the other. Same technique is used at the baseboards.

The first roll your applicator should be a straight down stroke following a straight corner. If the wall is not straight, use a plumb line in the starting corner. By using each preceding “ stroke” as your guide, you’ll find it amazingly simple to cover an entire wall quickly and beautifully. Measure the wall before you start. By doing so, you will determine the number of strokes required to come out evenly, and whether you must adjust (slightly) the spacing of each stroke as you proceed across the wall.

Should there be an unfinished space at the end of the wall for which the roller is too wide, simply cover the painted previous “stroke” with a piece of paper (newspaper or butcher paper will do fine) and roll design over paper and space concurrently. Half the design will appear on the paper and the other portion will finish off the corner.