In today's era of individuality, everyone is eager to have a unique way of expression. As one of the most popular decorative materials in recent years, hot drilling is the best embodiment of this trend.

So, what exactly is the hot drilling process? It is a technology that firmly attaches small diamond-like crystals to the surface of cloth or other materials through high temperature. Compared with traditional embroidery or printing methods, hot drilling not only has a stronger sense of gloss and three-dimensional effect, but also can be easily cut into various shapes to meet the creative needs of designers.

Speaking of the most popular color combinations, we have to mention the classic three Musketeers of gold, red and silver. These three colors have their own characteristics: gold symbolizes luxury and nobility, red implies enthusiasm and unrestrained, and silver exudes the atmosphere of modern technology. They can be used independently to show pure beauty, but also can be skillfully mixed to create a rich and colorful effect.

If you are a novice just getting started, you can start with simple geometric figures. For experienced people, you can challenge complex and exquisite patterns and even text typesetting. Because our hot drill supports random cutting, both straight and curved contours become at your fingertips.

At the same time, in the current fashion circle, hot drilling has already gone beyond the simple clothing embellishment category. From shoes and bags to hats and scarves, it can even be found in the field of wedding props and home soft clothing. Especially in some festival occasions, people often choose to add the right amount of sequins to enhance the atmosphere.

Next, let's create our first work step by step! First, prepare the required tools such as electric iron (moderate temperature), template paper and target carrier articles, etc. Then carefully depict the boundary lines according to the design drawings and trim them accurately. Finally, the finished product is placed flat and heated above the area to be treated for about 10 seconds to complete the whole process.

of course, it is inevitable to encounter some questions in the actual operation process. here are some common solutions for your reference and study:
-if you find that some parts are not stable enough, what should you do? it is suggested to extend the pressing time appropriately or recheck the uniformity of the rubber layer coverage.
-How to clean and maintain the processed objects without damaging the original quality characteristics? Try to avoid long-term soaking and washing procedures, and gently wipe regularly to remove dust and stains.

Finally, we might as well enjoy a few real customer case sharing sessions. Some of them use this product to transform old T-shirts and rejuvenate them, while others embed them into hand-woven tapestries to add artistic flavor... Behind each example, there is a unique story waiting to be excavated and recorded and spread to more enthusiasts for reference.