How long will my Sinkadoodles last?

Once applied, most Sinkadoodles last about 4-5 years.

After decorating my sink, I had some leftover design pieces...How long will they last?

If you put them back into the zipped bag, they have about a two year shelf life.

I changed my color theme in my bathroom, how do I get the Sinkadoodles off my sink and toilet?

Spray the area with some very soapy water and gently scrape up the Sinkadoodle with your fingernail or the corner of a plastic squeegee. Remove any leftover residue in the same manner or use a cleaner that is safe for your medium (ceramic, metal etc.).

Can I put Sinkadoodles on my wall?

We do NOT reccommend using Sinkadoodles on walls because if you ever try to take them off, you will ruin your drywall trying! But if it's a ceramic tile wall...no problem!

Do you have any tips on the best ways to apply Sinkadoodles?

Yes we do! There are several little tips and tricks mentioned in the "How to" videos we offer on our site. Click here to go to our page of videos.

Go For It! It's easier and faster than you might think!

"It was so quick and easy to put on!" We hear this all the time. Even after seeing our videos showing how easy Sinkadoodles are to apply, people are just about always surprised at how truly easy and fast it is. But if you're worried, look through the application instructions below or watch our "how to" video. You'll see, you'll probably spend more time looking through our website to select a design than you'll spend when you're actually putting it on!

Applying Your Sinkadoodles

You will need: Scissors, Squeegee, Spray bottle (filled with water and a drop or two of dishwashing liquid), a ruler for exact placement (optional), Sinkadoodles...and something to put them on.

1. Thoroughly wash the surface you're going to be Sinkadoodling. Then rinse it completely,
making sure there are no chemical residues remaining from your cleaning product.

2. Using a squeegee (or a credit card), burnish your Sinkadoodles from center to outer edges, just to make sure no air bubbles have accumulated in shipping.

3. If necessary, cut out the portion of the Sinkadoodle you will be applying first. Cut away excess paper/plastic around design. This is particularly helpful when applying it to a curved surface.

4. Peel off the paper backing.

5. Spray the Sinkadoodle with a light mist of the soapy water. You spray the side that used to have the paper backing on it. If you are confident, you can put it on dry for much quicker, easier results. Squeegee immediately after placement.

6. Place the Sinkadoodle where you want it. As long as it is wet, you can slide it around until you have it lined up.

7. While holding it in place, burnish it from the center towards the outer edges making sure to push out the water and air bubbles. If it is slipping around too much to hold it in place, then let it sit for 30 minutes or more so it starts to take hold. Then burnish it down tight. It can take longer to take hold if the ceramic or porcelain is cold. You don't want it hot, just comfortable room temperature.

8. Wait 1 1/2 hours.

9. Burnish it once more for luck, then remove the carrier sheet slowly. If you see something starting to pull up with the carrier sheet, just push it back into place with your thumb or finger.

10. The adhesive holding your Sinkadoodle will grow stronger and stronger over the next 24 hours.

"How to Apply Your Sinkadoodles" as well as some handy
"Tips and Tricks" videos are on our videos page