Usage of advertising sticker
1. Water stickers are divided into: non-tearable film labels (water labels) and tearable film labels (no film labels) or water transfer stickers, water decals, water paper, BC labels, etc.
2. product features: it is mainly that the printed pattern is directly transferred to the irregular surface with water without any machine, coated with varnish or directly baked. Different materials have different treatment methods, and after treatment, there is no hand feeling and no trace on the edge of the pattern, which can achieve the direct printing effect of articles. Especially, it has a special effect on the curved and uneven surface of the object.
3. Usage: 1. First, clean the surface of the pasted workpiece to remove oil stains, dust and other impurities. (It can be scrubbed with white oil and alcohol) 2. Put the water sticker in clear water for a few seconds. When the surface film layer starts to separate from the backing paper, pick up the whole sticker. 3. Align the water sticker to the joint position and take out the backing paper. 4. Smooth the pattern with a dry cloth and squeeze out the water under the pattern, so that the surface film layer is close to the surface. For the convenience of transfer, you can blow away the water with a hair dryer. Especially on the surface of the hand-sprayed workpiece, the water sticker should be strictly carried out according to the above method, that is, blowing with a hair dryer while using tools to clean up the water, otherwise it will be easy to blister and drop the ink layer after baking. 5. Bake the materials or workpieces after the above procedures in an oven at a temperature of 6-8 degrees for 2-3 minutes, and the final procedure of applying the water transfer sticker can be completed. (The baking temperature and time are different according to different materials), the surface film of the pattern is torn off and then directly baked or grilled with protective varnish. After the pattern is processed, the adhesion is very strong, just like being embedded in an article.