Wholesale DIY Project - Pure Luck UV DTF Tumbler

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Title Project - Pure Luck UV DTF Tumbler

Project - Pure Luck UV DTF Tumbler

Name: "Project - Pure Luck UV DTF Tumbler"
Brand: DIY Craft Warehouse
SKU: 1559fea5-6e80-4413-8199-6f83d1526a2d
Price: 18.5 USD
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Create a stunning custom tumbler with the Pure Luck UV DTF wrap! This eye-catching design features a mix of lucky charms and vibrant elements that make it perfect for St. Patrick’s Day or anyone who loves a little extra luck. With an easy-to-apply UV DTF transfer, you’ll achieve a professional-quality finish that’s durable and stylish.

Directions

Prepare the Tumbler: Clean the surface of the tumbler with a soft cloth to remove any dust, oils, or fingerprints. Make sure it’s completely dry before applying the UV DTF transfer.
Position the Transfer: Carefully peel off the protective backing from the UV DTF transfer. For optimal alignment, place the tumbler in a cup cradle with the design's center positioned in the middle of the cradle. Carefully press the adhesive side of the transfer onto the tumbler, starting at one edge and smoothing it down gradually to avoid air bubbles.
Smooth the Transfer: Once the transfer is in place, use a squeegee to firmly press down on the transfer. Work from the center outward to ensure good adhesion and to eliminate any bubbles.
Remove the Top Layer: After ensuring the transfer has adhered well, carefully peel off the top protective layer. Start from one corner and peel slowly to avoid lifting the design.
Final Touch: Once the transfer is complete, inspect the tumbler for any lifted edges or imperfections. Use the squeegee to press down any loose edges. Allow the tumbler to set for a few hours before use to ensure the transfer is fully secure.
Care Instructions: Hand wash the tumbler gently with mild soap and water. Avoid using a dishwasher, as the high heat and pressure could damage the UV DTF design.