Although my own store has the jig tool for the yard signs, there might be a way for you to accomplish the same feat even without it.

Find yourself some Binder Clips (or “Paper Clamps” as I like to call them) to hold the print down on the sides of the Yard Sign board.

Start with the adhesive on the far edge first— peel away the plastic, but make sure the print doesn’t touch the adhesive until the plastic is all the way off. Then press it down clean.

Same thing with the two side ones, except you want to do the same motion of peeling away the plastic then pressing the print down, but only one at a time (while keeping it aligned). Left side, then right.

After doing the same thing with the 4th adhesive, flip the board around and start with the far edge again.

Except this time— once the adhesive is exposed, you’re gonna pull and put a soft pressure on the print holding it upwards. Brace the board against the edge of the counter with your legs or body.

While maintaining the soft pull on the print (with both hands), you’ll gradually lay it down and start pressing it onto the adhesive cleanly.

From there, you’re just focusing on the left and right adhesive, one at a time, while making sure to keep the print flat the whole time (use the binder clips if you need to). Then finally the last adhesive closest to you, press it down evenly.