Ben Traje
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Sticker Info Dump

17 Jul 26 (7d ago)

  1. Gotcha. Just because the sticker is waterproof, it does not mean your sticker is waterproof. Yea I know? Why because the ink is not waterproof! So to have it waterproof, you need it to cover flat clear spray paint (easiest) or apply photo top
  2. Another thing about sticker too is not all stickers are the same (?). I mean it is quite obvious looking back but definitely not tome. When I was thinking of stickers I was thinking of just those you put on the laptop, you put on the water bottle.

But they are really varried. There are those stickers that you put on products like the water container, sticker products for branding like a seal or something or for fruit to certify fresh.

The reason for the distinction because I was loooking for those durable like stickers. So I don't have to spend time prototyping. In turns out those kind of stickers are industrially, commercial made and not just from a standard inkjet printer.

  1. Yes, using high-quality or high-density printing settings can cause problems when printing on inkjet printable vinyl (such as Quaff brand sheets ), Yea you'd think if you want to make a high quality sticker you'd settle for a high setting but not it is not so for the vinyl sticker sheet.

  2. Glossy Paper takes more time to absorb than Matte Paper

  3. Pigment Ink takes more time to absorb than Dye Ink

Normal po yun kasi matte, glossy po gamitin nyo pag gusto nyo magpop yung colors

photo sticker vs label sticker

Cameo Cut Settings

That generic sticker paper Quaff Vinyl Quaff Sticker Paper