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PAPERBOY BY GPI SUPPLIES · FOR HARD GOODS
Your artwork. Ready for hard surfaces.
Order custom UV DTF transfers and stickers for your own logos, artwork and product decoration. Arrange designs in the online gang-sheet builder, then apply the finished graphics to a compatible hard surface.
Decorating apparel instead? Shop ready-to-press DTF transfers for fabric. UV DTF is a different product and is not an apparel heat transfer.
Build a UV DTF gang sheet
Build your UV DTF gang sheet online
Arrange your artwork
Bring multiple designs, names or logos together in one layout. Open the builder to see the available sheet dimensions and place each design at its intended finished size.
Open the UV DTF builderReview the complete sheet
Check every design's dimensions, quantities, spacing and orientation. Review the resulting layout and total before checkout. The current ordering route is the online UV DTF gang-sheet builder.
Have artwork or application questions? Ask GPI before submitting your order.
What can you decorate?
UV DTF transfers are an option for compatible smooth hard surfaces such as glass, acrylic and coated metal. Tumblers, bottles, jars, promotional items and branded objects are common project ideas, but the actual surface finish determines adhesion.
Check the specific surface before producing a full run. Textured, flexible, porous, oily or coated surfaces can behave differently. A cup's capacity does not establish its wrap dimensions: measure the usable decoration area and check the curve or taper.
These listings print your supplied artwork. They are not ready-made themed cup-wrap packs, and no new wrap product is implied.
Prepare artwork for the result you want
Size every design to its final application dimensions before ordering. Use clean artwork with a transparent background where no printed background is wanted, preserve fine text at a readable size and leave enough room between designs for handling and separation. Check the builder for accepted file formats and current artwork requirements.
Use artwork you own or have permission to reproduce. For close brand-color matching, fine lines, unfamiliar surfaces or unusually curved objects, contact GPI before ordering.
Apply with care
Start with a clean, dry, compatible surface. Follow the instructions supplied with your order for liner removal, positioning, pressure and carrier removal. Test a small area first; do not treat UV DTF like a heat-pressed apparel transfer.
Plan production and pickup
Available sizes, pricing and any minimum charges appear in the ordering flow. Production time and shipping transit are separate. Confirm a time-sensitive deadline with GPI before ordering, and wait for a ready notification before collecting a pickup order.
Long Island printing and pickup informationUV DTF ordering questions
Are UV DTF stickers the same as ordinary vinyl stickers?
No. UV DTF graphics are transferred from a carrier to a compatible object. A conventional die-cut sticker remains on its sticker material. For handouts, packaging inserts and sticker merchandise, compare our custom die-cut and holographic stickers.
Can I combine several designs on one sheet?
The gang-sheet builder lets you arrange artwork together. Verify each design's finished dimensions, quantities, spacing and sheet boundaries before checkout.
Are the transfers dishwasher safe or suitable for outdoor use?
Do not assume a dishwasher, outdoor-life or water-exposure rating from the UV DTF name alone. Adhesion and care depend on the transfer system, application and surface. Ask GPI to confirm suitability for your intended use before ordering.
Do I need a heat press?
UV DTF is a hard-surface transfer workflow rather than an apparel heat-press workflow. Use the application instructions supplied with the order. For shirts and hoodies, choose DTF apparel transfers instead.
Start your UV DTF layout.
Bring your logos and personalized artwork together in the online builder. Check each finished design size and quantity before reviewing the complete sheet.
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