Custom Vinyl Transfer Stickers: Cut Vinyl Decals with Application Tape: Video Guide

This 60-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00Cut vinyl lettering that looks painted on, with no background film.
  2. 0:05Three layers: a paper liner, solid-color cut vinyl, and low-tack tape that lands every letter in one pass. Peel the tape; only the letters stay.
  3. 0:16A plotter follows paths, not pixels, so send outlined vector art. Thin strokes and script fail first; a test cut on your film sets the minimum.
  4. 0:27Smooth glass, metal and painted walls bond well; fabric and fresh paint don't. Polypropylene needs a sample-part test. Your quote names the film and adhesive.
  5. 0:39Tape that won't release, or letters left on the liner, are the classic headaches. So tape and film are paired at proof, and checks agreed in writing.
  6. 0:50Send your vector art, finished size, surface photo and quantity.
  7. 0:55It ships weeded under tape. Request your written quote and proof.

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