Chicken Strips UV DTF Sticker Sheet 06

Description

Sticker Sheet 06: Not your average sticker sheet. This is Chicken Strips attitude, printed as a full A4 sheet of premium UV DTF stickers — bold, tough and made to go where ordinary stickers won’t.

UV DTF uses a high-detail, full-colour transfer process that gives each design a raised, durable finish. They are designed for smooth, hard surfaces including helmets, toolboxes, laptops, phone cases, bottles, bike parts and workshop kit.

What you get

• One full A4 sheet of Chicken Strips UV DTF sticker designs
• Multiple individual designs ready to apply
• High-detail colour with a tactile, raised finish
• £10 per sheet plus £2 sticker postage

How to apply

1. Choose a clean, smooth, dry surface. Glass, metal, plastic and powder-coated surfaces work best.
2. Clean thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol and let the surface dry completely. Do not apply over dust, wax, grease, silicone or textured paint.
3. Cut out the design you want, leaving a small border if needed.
4. Rub firmly over the clear transfer film, then slowly peel away the backing paper.
5. Place the sticker carefully, press it down firmly from the centre out, and rub over the whole design.
6. Peel the transfer film back slowly at a sharp angle. Re-rub any edges that need extra pressure.
7. Leave it to bond for at least 24 hours before washing, soaking or putting the item through heavy use.

Important: These are UV DTF transfers, not waterslide decals. Do not soak them, float them in water or try to apply them using a waterslide method.

Applying to a car or bike

Apply only to clean, smooth, painted or hard factory-finished surfaces. Avoid rubber, fabric, tyre walls, unpainted plastic, heavily textured trim, freshly painted panels and areas exposed to direct heat. On vehicles, keep the sticker away from exhausts, engine casings, brake components, moving joints and sharp panel edges. Apply above freezing, avoid rain for 24 hours, and hand-wash rather than pressure-washing directly over the edges.

UV DTF stickers are durable, but longevity depends on the surface, preparation and exposure. They are decorative graphics and should never cover lights, reflectors, number plates, controls, safety labels or visibility-critical areas.