Every creative occupation has its insider knowledge, and for industrial designers, it's custom dry-transfer decals. Today they are used on everything from product samples to museum labels, but prototyping was one of the earliest and most famous uses. The goal with prototypes is to come as close as possible to final products, but you need to do it without manufacturing's capabilities. Nearly all products have logos and lettering to maintain brand identity and facilitate their use. When you're using the manufacturing process, you can paint on details. For prototypes, transfer decals replace paint.

Transfer decals' consistent quality, reasonable prices, and ease of application keep them a favorite. It's also given that they reproduce flawlessly in the small sizes often needed for prototypes. If you're doing logos with specific colors, matching them is easy, and you don't need an extra adhesive that's messy to apply and can damage some delicate surfaces. The glue is applied to the back of the decals as they are placed on the transparent slicks you use to rub them on. It's a straightforward process that's produced excellent results for designers in multiple applications. You can trust the decals to work right every time.

One of the best value tests for any method is its flexibility, and it's an asset for custom dry transfers. Regarding application surfaces, they work equally well on plastic, metal, glass, and wood—also, walls, as mentioned above, where they are used for exhibit captions in museums and galleries. Most prototypes today are plastic, but for any made of other materials, there's no complication if you plan to use rub-on transfers. If you like to understand the details, the decals are adhesive-backed lacquer ink. They're produced from digital files you supply, so the specifications you set will be an exact match.

Hobbyists working at a high level on modeling or building one-of-a-kind objects have also gotten into the act with custom dry transfers. Many scale models resemble product prototypes, and other custom objects require lettering and graphic elements. People who want very high-caliber results often follow industrial designers' lead and order custom rub-down decals. If you're one of them, you'll take pride in the look of your hobby project when it has professional-caliber finishes. You might also enjoy the learning experience of designing and using the decals – the results will be impressive.

Business Name- Image Transfers

Address- 55 W Railroad Ave #11 Garnerville, NY 10923

Phone- (212)-928-7987