stickers

With these stickers you have a lot of design options for your dot painting projects. Whether on concrete, ceramic tiles, plaster, stone, porcelain, glass, notebooks, MDF boards, wooden canvas, etc. They can be used universally. They stick to almost all surfaces without leaving any adhesive residue. They are a kind of placeholder to conjure up sharp-edged motifs in your work of art and are then removed again. They are actually for one-time use, but some can be used several times (depending on the motif). Don't throw away the backing paper and transfer film straight away if you want to use the sticker again.

A sticker (set) always consists of a "positive" and a "negative". Positive = Score points around the motif. Negative: Score points in the motif.

Please note:

Everything that has been primed with paint must dry for at least 24 hours before the sticker is applied! Otherwise the sticker may pull off the primer.

If you have dotted your project, it must also be left to dry for at least 24 hours before the sticker can be removed. To safely remove the sticker, I recommend slightly cutting around the outline with a scalpel. The sticker can then be carefully peeled off.

With wood or canvas, the rough surface can cause paint to run under the sticker. This cannot be avoided due to the nature of the surface. However, you can correct this with a fine brush and still get fantastic results.