On wrinkles you can try gently lifting up the part of the vinyl with some pointy tweezers (finger oils can ruin the stickiness of the glue) until the vinyl releases and then smooth the non-sticky side down gently with your finger until it is straight & smooth again. Some cheap glues don't forgive a peel-back and that part of the vinyl may no longer stick again.
Once it's great, press a waxy-side piece of your Release Paper against the vinyl and give it a good pressure-smoothing. Don't chisel.
Slowly peel off the Application Tape. Peel too fast and you overcome the tacky-strength of the glue on the vinyl's sticky side. That will cause you problems. Pull from a corner in a diagonal direction slowly, but firmly (too hard even while slow will chance ripping the Application Tape). Now completed, you can crumple up the Application Tape or carefully reuse it. Check your design for wrinkles, bubbles, and tears. Pop bubbles, press gently as too hard equals a clear stretched squished spot.
Once your other side has the vinyl removed from the remaining Release Paper, then go ahead and repeat the smoothing down with the flat, non-ripping spatula or squeegee and press your vinyl (non-sticky side stuck to the Application Tape) through the Application Tape onto your surface. Bubbles can be gently poked and the air squeezed out, but wrinkles might be unfixable even with careful tweezer lifting. So don't try to crush-out wrinkles, it will make them worse and completely unfixable.
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ratafis 3 weeks ago
how much does it cost?
plasticpunch 3 weeks ago
how much is that little machine?
cristianvelasquez24 4 weeks ago
can you send template this box please ,
framinghamcity at yahoo dot com tahnks again !!!
sadllebronc 2 months ago
i need to do some die cut for a calendar design, is it suitable?
its for my portfolio of university level. its a 300gsm paper not a sticker or whatever material. its paper. is it suitable for such purpose?
thnx
designmypassion 3 months ago
Can this cutting system cut out my own designs? Say if I designed a silhouette - could it cut that?
Eppeh 3 months ago
nice i have it at my home and i did it
thnx for help video1
roh423 3 months ago
On wrinkles you can try gently lifting up the part of the vinyl with some pointy tweezers (finger oils can ruin the stickiness of the glue) until the vinyl releases and then smooth the non-sticky side down gently with your finger until it is straight & smooth again. Some cheap glues don't forgive a peel-back and that part of the vinyl may no longer stick again.
Once it's great, press a waxy-side piece of your Release Paper against the vinyl and give it a good pressure-smoothing. Don't chisel.
Matrix29bear 7 months ago
Slowly peel off the Application Tape. Peel too fast and you overcome the tacky-strength of the glue on the vinyl's sticky side. That will cause you problems. Pull from a corner in a diagonal direction slowly, but firmly (too hard even while slow will chance ripping the Application Tape). Now completed, you can crumple up the Application Tape or carefully reuse it. Check your design for wrinkles, bubbles, and tears. Pop bubbles, press gently as too hard equals a clear stretched squished spot.
Matrix29bear 7 months ago
Once your other side has the vinyl removed from the remaining Release Paper, then go ahead and repeat the smoothing down with the flat, non-ripping spatula or squeegee and press your vinyl (non-sticky side stuck to the Application Tape) through the Application Tape onto your surface. Bubbles can be gently poked and the air squeezed out, but wrinkles might be unfixable even with careful tweezer lifting. So don't try to crush-out wrinkles, it will make them worse and completely unfixable.
Matrix29bear 7 months ago