UV-DTF Transfer Decal
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| Supplier | Product | Base | Shipping | Delivery | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $4.75 | $6.29 | 3-7d | $11.04 | ||
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| $3.78 | $4.25 | 3-6d | $8.03 | ||
| $3.78 | $4.99 | 5-8d | $8.77 | ||
| $1.06 | $32.95 | 2-4d | $34.01 | ||
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Updated Aug 19, 2026
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Description
About this product
UV-DTF transfer decal with transparent application film and a matte UV-protective laminate for hard-surface transfers.
At a glance
What to know
- Transparent application-film construction
- UV-DTF hard-surface transfer format
- Matte UV-protective laminate
- Weather-resistant finished decal
Product notes
More details
The UV-DTF Transfer Decal is supplied on application film so the printed design can be transferred to a hard surface. That transfer-film construction keeps it separate from conventional backed die-cut and kiss-cut stickers.
Buyer FAQ
Common questions
- How is this different from a die-cut sticker?
- It uses application film to transfer a UV-DTF design onto a hard surface; conventional stickers are supplied on backing and applied as a single adhesive piece.
- Is this decal die-cut or kiss-cut?
- The source title and tags conflict on die-cut versus kiss-cut, so the canonical intentionally does not claim either cut style.