We use vinyl too, for our exhibition titles. Haven't done so yet for
object labels or text panels. You just peel it up, letter by letter. It
comes up easily and while there can sometimes be a slight residue left
on the wall, a quick pass with sandpaper removes it. 

Astrida

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The Art Gallery, University of New Hampshire
Paul Creative Arts Center
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603-862-0310
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> How do you remove the vinyl lettering? Easy or hard?
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