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Cut lettering options if elements are too thin:
We need 2mm as the thinnest section for cut lettering for vinyl stickers, as when it is thinner than this the letters move or come off while the backing is being removed.
If your thinnest elements are thinner than 2mm, here are some options to consider:
1.) Put a bubble cut/outline on the text. You can choose any colour, but you need to keep in mind that there can be some movement in the cutting process, so if we apply a 5mm outline, there is a chance it may be cut off on 1 side and thicker on the other (like a drop shadow for example)
2.) Put a box behind the text – either across all words or following the outer edge of each word, still with a 1mm outer border.
3.) As per number 2, but print on a clear stock with a whie ink underlay behind text, so the border/background is the clear sticker rather than a coloured print.
