Resin 3D Stickers: How Logos, Colors and Resin Choice Shape the Dome Effect (Video)

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  1. 0:00A resin dome is a small lens over your artwork.
  2. 0:05The flat crown magnifies your logo. The body catches glare over small dark text. The shoulder bends lines, so keep serials and thin rules inward.
  3. 0:16The outline shapes the dome: sharp points overflow or pull back, thin necks split it. Set intricate logos on a rounded backer.
  4. 0:26Colours deepen under resin; navy reads near-black, so approve Pantone on a domed proof. Solid blacks act like mirrors. Metallics come from the base film, not the resin.
  5. 0:38Fresh epoxy and polyurethane look alike, but epoxy can turn amber in daylight or heat. For light colours outdoors, specify aliphatic polyurethane in writing.
  6. 0:50Then proof it: check the edge under low-angle light, on your real surface.
  7. 0:55Send artwork, environment and surface for a quote and proof.

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