Printec Metallic No Cut Waterslide Decal Paper - Metallic & white prints on rigid objects (ENG SUBS)

In this video we show you how to use Printec Metallic No Cut Waterslide Decal paper to print on glass and ceramic glasses as well as plastic helmet. We apply 5 different colors of the product in this video. Metallic gold, metallic silver, spectrum, holo and white. You can find more information about the products through the links below.
Printec Metallic No Cut Waterslide Decal Paper
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Printec Waterslide Transfer Glue:
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Printec Eco Transfer Press
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Application instructions:
1) Take out a print from a laser printer on the glossy side of the blue paper. Print the image as-is and in black color.
2) Place the metallic film on top of the printout with the grey side of the film facing down. Use a heat press or lamination machine to stick the film and printout to each other.
3) Carefully remove the metallic film from the decal.
4) Place the white coating paper with the glossy side facing down onto the blue paper so that the image on the blue paper and the glossy side of the white paper is facing each other. Use a heat press or lamination machine to stick the papers together.
5) Dab the blue decal with water with the help of a wet cloth and once the paper starts to separate slowly slide to remove it.
6) Cut the design with scissors so that at least 2-3 mm of space is around it
7) Place the cut design in warm water, wait for 15-30 seconds so that the two layers separate. Take out from the water after this and lay it onto a paper towel with the print looking down onto the paper towel
8) Put/brush the C type glue onto the object you want to print on
9) Quickly apply the transfer decal onto the object with the glue applied beforehand and slide out/take out the above paper
10) Use a squeegee to stick the transfer decal onto the object and squeeze out air and water bubbles.
11) Cure the object for 10-15 minutes with a 100 celcius degrees. If you are curing multiple objects in the oven keep them in for a longer time.
12) After objects gets out from the oven, let it cool to room temperature and then take out the thin film slowly and carefully. Then do a full curing again at 180 to 250 celcius degrees and for 10-15 minutes.
13) Don't touch the print after it gets out of the oven. Let it cool completely and your transfer is ready.