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Polyester Felt vs Wool Felt: Which Fiber Makes the Better Die-Cut Felt Sticker? (Video)

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  1. 0:00Polyester or wool: which felt makes the better die-cut sticker?
  2. 0:05'Felt' can mean polyester, acrylic, wool blend or pure wool, pressed or needle-punched. Name the fiber, or quotes aren't comparable.
  3. 0:15Polyester stays stable in damp, handled jobs at the lowest cost. Acrylic is bright but pills. Blends depend on ratio and density. Wool feels richest but costs most.
  4. 0:27Needle felt lifts fibers at the edge; pressed felt cuts cleaner. Thick felt rounds small details, and lasers bead synthetics or brown wool.
  5. 0:38Fire and fade claims need tests on your actual sticker and colours. So test one sample: about 20 thumbnail rubs, an overnight stick-and-peel, and a sunny window.
  6. 0:50Then write fiber, construction and thickness into your quote request.
  7. 0:55Share artwork and use case for a fiber recommendation.

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