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Robert M. Paakh -

City: Cedar
State/Country: MN US
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Robert M. Paakh ( Cedar, MN )
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Robert M. Paakh ( Cedar, MN )
A multi-color border cling decal suitable for application to a smooth surface comprising a long strip of translucent film wound into a coil or about a core. One side of the translucent film is flexographically printed with a multi-color border design then covered with a very thin layer of varnish. The continuous process for making the border cling decal comprising the steps of: (1) flexographically printing a multi-color design on one side of an unwinding roll of translucent film; (2) covering that design with a very thin layer of varnish; (3) winding a predetermined length of printed and varnished film about a core.
The skin adhesive decal is a combination of a multi-color flexographically printed design on a very thin, flexible, extensible, uniform layer of water resistant material covering a water soluble release layer carried by porous decal paper and a uniform deposit of adhesive covering the design and adapted to hold the design against the skin and protect it from disruption. The decal may be combined with a sticker to form a unique singular product capable of separation by the user into its sticker and decal components. The sticker is a combination of a multi-color flexographically printed design on an ink-accepting paper lying atop a very thin, uniform layer of removable pressure sensitive adhesive atop a liner weight backing paper. The process of making the decal enables rapid, continuous manufacture of the multi-color decal by flexographic printing of a multi-color design through the combination of the steps of forming a very thin, uniform water resistant film on a water soluble release layer carried by the decal paper, flexographically printing the design on that film and thereafter depositing on the printed design a uniform layer of pressure sensitive adhesive. The process of making the sticker also includes the rapid, continuous flexographic printing where upon completion, the sticker and decal are glued to a separating liner which allows the user to separate the product into its component decal and sticker parts.