Problem getting vinyl to stick on Valspar

[slipperyfrog]

Have a 12' x 1' cut vinyl saying to go on an interior wall. Having a hell of a time getting it to stick. The paint on the wall is Valspar Signature semi-gloss interior latex. There is a slight texture to wall but nothing bad that I had a problem with before.

I have now tried three vinyls to no avail. Oracal 751, 651, and yesterday 631. I have wiped down the walls and cleaned them. After a couple of days the letters peel up and fall off. Paint was done 5 months ago. I would have painted this but the customer does not want painted letters.

Any advice on vinyl to use or how to fix this? I'm getting frustrated and about to pull out the spray adhesive.

 

[Billct2]

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That's the problem.

 

[GP]

Yep - I had the same problem with some sign panels I short-cutted and painted with Valspar.

I had to repaint.

Too bad - it is a decent wall paint.

 

[slipperyfrog]

Thanks guys. I figured something was up with the paint and not the vinyl.

 

[Gino]

Like Billc said.... it's meant to repel most anything.

It's like trying to get a cow to put milk in one of them thar lil' plastic cups for coffee. How do they do that ??

 

[slipperyfrog]

Like Billc said.... it's meant to repel most anything.

It's like trying to get a cow to put milk in one of them thar lil' plastic cups for coffee. How do they do that ?? View attachment 80103

Now you lost me Gino. I'm still stuck at the brown cow to chocolate milk relationship.