Frequently Asked Questions About Sticker & Label Printing in Perth
What's the difference between sticker sheets and sticker rolls?
What's the difference between sticker sheets and sticker rolls?
Sheets carry multiple stickers kiss-cut on a backing sheet - right for mixed designs, hand application, and the way most businesses actually use stickers: order inserts, packaging seals and giveaways. Sheets are our core sticker product and what you'll find online. Rolls - one design repeated, wound for high-speed application - are available on request for genuine volume jobs: contact us and we'll quote one. If you're not applying hundreds in a sitting, sheets are the right call.
Should I choose paper or vinyl stickers?
Should I choose paper or vinyl stickers?
Paper stickers suit indoor, dry, short-life uses - packaging inserts, promotional giveaways, sealing labels. Vinyl is waterproof and far more durable: drink bottles, outdoor gear, vehicles, anything washed or weathered. If the sticker will ever meet moisture, choose vinyl.
What's the difference between kiss-cut and die-cut?
What's the difference between kiss-cut and die-cut?
Kiss-cut cuts through the sticker but not the backing, so stickers peel from an intact sheet. Die-cut cuts through everything, producing individual stickers shaped to your design. Die-cut feels more premium as a standalone item; kiss-cut is more practical in quantity.
Can stickers be any shape?
Can stickers be any shape?
Yes - custom shapes are cut to your artwork outline, and standard shapes (circles, squares, rounded rectangles, ovals) cost nothing extra to set up. For custom shapes, supply your artwork with a cut line, or send the design and we'll build the cut path for you.
Are your labels food-safe / suitable for product packaging?
Are your labels food-safe / suitable for product packaging?
Labels for product packaging are a core use - candles, cosmetics, food and beverage producers are regular sticker customers. Tell us what the label is going onto and how the product is stored (fridge, freezer, oil contact, outdoor), because the surface and conditions decide the right material and adhesive, not the design.
