This Window cling laminating paper is the easiest window cling sticker that
we have ever found to use,
anyone can now make their own professional looking window cling stickers, using
any kind of paper.
Make your own rear window car stickers, charity stickers, school stickers,
club stickers, the possibilities are endless.
First you need to design your image, you don't even have to use a computer
you could even draw your own.
If you are using a computer, print off your design using any kind of paper,
this could be normal computer paper, it could be laser or inkjet, it could even be card or coloured paper. It's up to you what you use, it all comes out with the same result in the end.
Next you need to take one of the clear window cling sheets. Peel off the adhesive
backing and stick the sheet directly
onto the printed surface. You now have an image which is covered with a plastic
film, very similar to a laminating sheet.
Then peel off a second clear adhesive layer which is on the top of the first
plastic film or laminating sheet. You will need
to use your thumb or a sharp knife just to catch the edge of this layer. This
layer is very thin and reveals a slightly sticky
surface to help stick to the inside of the window.
Stick your sticker onto the inside of the window and hey presto you have your
own window stickers, they look so
professional. When you get bored of them or want a change just peel them back
off and you are left with no residue,
you wouldn't know they had been there.
Why are they different to other types of window cling?
Normally what is available on the market is clear window cling but this does
not show through the window
very well. If you just want to print black or dark lettering then this paper
is fine to use.
If you want to print any white or bright colours these will not show up using
just the clear window cling.
This is because the inkjet printer does not print white ink.
Using our new window cling means you can make colourful eye catching window
cling stickers in minutes using any colours you like.
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