Below are a list of best practices for uploaded files that can help you avoid delays in receiving your order. Uploading an existing image or design to create a custom sticker is easy! However, there are some common issues with uploaded files that can hold up the production process. Leaving the sticker in a sandwich between the vinyl backing and our transfer tape. The sticker is then cut to our customers specified dimensions. When the graphic is topped and weeded, we roll our high quality clear plastic transfer tape over the graphic. See our Counting Picks on a Transfer Stage page for more. Too many picks are very time consuming thus require an extra charge. Weeding spaces in between letters such as “A” and “O” are called picks. Once we’ve cut out the graphic, our team pulls the excess vinyl away from sticker (called topping) and carefully weeds the excess vinyl with a specialized tool. The plotter is a machine that cuts vinyl to a specified shape or design. Our talented processing team then takes a premium sheet of the selected vinyl color and runs it through a plotter. Our Graphic Design team then takes the design and prepares it for processing, ensuring that the design will look great for our customers.
To help you understand why transfer tape is so important to your sticker, here is our step by step process to producing transfer stickers:Īfter our customers choose one of our premium graphics, upload their own, or creates something new using our custom sticker maker, they select the color and size of the transfer sticker.
With the car windshield, water bottle, laptop or any other substrate surface clearly visible, the installer can clearly see how the sticker will look when placed.ĭue to the non porous plastic material of the transfer tape, we recommend applying the stickers on a clean and dry surface. The clear plastic construction provides the transparency that is needed for our customers easy placement stickers. Clear tapes are transparent because they’re made from plastic face films instead of paper.
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