Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a variety of materials for your custom stickers, each suited for different needs and applications. Here are your options:

Vinyl: Durable and waterproof, ideal for outdoor use.
Paper: Cost-effective, perfect for indoor use and promotional stickers.
Polyester/Polypropylene: Resistant to oil and water, great for products or packaging.
Clear Material: Offers a transparent background, suitable for windows or glass surfaces.
Static Cling: Easily removable, best for temporary applications like window decals.

Each material has unique properties, so consider your specific needs when choosing. Feel free to reach out for recommendations based on your application.

Of course.If you need stickers for outdoor use, it is best to choose vinyl stickers that are made to withstand harsh weather. These stickers are made of thicker vinyl material with a high-tack adhesive, making them more durable and water and UV resistant.

Varying depending on their placement, the printing process, and the amount of sunlight they receive, vinyl decals usually last 1-3 years.

Yes, please provide spot color numbers.If you need to print especially accurate colors, it is recommended that you use Pantone color printing, if it is ordinary printing, it is recommended that you use CMYK printing, it will be a little cheaper.

Basically, a color image is separated into the four primary colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (known as CMYK) by the use of filters and screens. The result is a color separation of four images that, when printed, make up the full color image.

Absolutely. Glossy finishes are often chosen because they have a vibrant and striking appearance, making them suitable for promotional materials and photographs. In contrast, matte finishes excel at providing a classic and elegant visual narrative and are often preferred for art prints and luxury catalogs.

With our foil sticker printing, you can print anything you like, customize the shape and size.

Yes, our inkjet printers can print on transparent materials. This allows you to produce high quality prints on transparent materials.

Offset printing, digital printing, screen printing, 6-color UV rotary printing.

Paper
Paper is a porous material and therefore absorbs ink quickly, resulting in softer or muted colors.

Glossiness

Glossy laminated papers have a high gloss and vibrant colors, making them an excellent choice for bright, eye-catching labels.

Matte

In contrast, matte laminates are more likely to increase color opacity and therefore produce softer colors, so if you are branding a premium feel, then matte laminates may be the choice for you.

Metallic
Metallic surfaces are shiny and reflective, which can cause light to be scattered or reflected in different directions, thus affecting color output.

Plastic
Plastic has similar properties to metal as it does not absorb ink like other materials. It is not just the type of plastic that affects color output; the type of ink used and the printing process are both inherent parts of achieving the desired color.

Label size, quantity, material, printing method, tools required, and number of colors used.