Hi Pernille Simply so fine a result, too bad that it is transparent, but it is not seen when the mu

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I blogged about this DIY project for a couple of weeks ago, and just before stainless steel plate rack Christmas I finally had time to go to war with it. I could not find any detailed guide on the net, so I tried just me forward, and over that it was the first time that I have worked with such a thing adhesive film so it came about fairly! It's a bit difficult to work with film and have it completely smooth without air holes, but with a little ingenuity you can still get a good result - also the first time. I have tried to summarize a little guide that I hope that I can use. Marble-foil I bought stainless steel plate rack here.
1. You will need: A box you want to cover with foil. Self-adhesive film. A ruler. A pair of scissors. A pencil / pen. Something to smooth the foil with - I used a spatula. It's also a good idea to have something heavy to keep the foil with, so not the rolls together.
2. Scroll the foil and cut out a piece of that can cover the whole box. Place the box in the middle of the film. With ruler along the box you draw lines from the corner to the edge of the foil on all angles. Be careful not to move around on the box underway as the highlights so you already have the character does not fit.
3. In order to be sure that the film covers the box nicely, so I cut the pieces so that the two short sides perfectly fits width of the box, while the two long sides are slightly wider than the box, so they can reach around corners, so I is sure that the edges are covered. See also. Photo 5th
4. Start by pasting the foil on the bottom. It is probably the most difficult, but fortunately it is a good surface to begin with that it anyway stainless steel plate rack is not visible when the box on the table. Grate the only paper of the foil to the bottom of, otherwise it is not to control. Start by putting two corners in place in relation to the strokes you've made, and smooth as a small amount of time. It is easiest if the case turns upside down. For the film becomes quite smooth and free of air pockets, it is important to smooth from edge to edge and here use spatula, or what you have found.
5. Then, the sides in place. stainless steel plate rack Start with the two sides to reach around corners, and end finally with the other two sides. It is necessary to cut a little to make the film can be bent around the top of the box. If your box is small enough or your foil large enough, it becomes obviously achieved if the foil can reach all the way down to the bottom of the box and cover it all.
7. The finished box! I really think that it was difficult, but even then I had to do the cover, went a lot better than the box itself. Unfortunately, the film had to be quite transparent, so use a very colorful and patterned box was a pretty bad idea. Fortunately, there are plenty of film back to a new box, and then I have trained myself to make it even better!
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Pernille
marble foil can be a great invention, it is so fine. I think I will decorate my white macbook with the film, it could be game enough
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December 27, 2013 d. 15:08 - (0)
Hi Pernille Simply so fine a result, too bad that it is transparent, but it is not seen when the music plays ... I must surely have tried it a good idea for a January weekend project ... Happy New Year Karina
I myself have been doing just that same project (among a few Christmas gifts). Seems indeed