The Rhinestone process is generally divided into three steps: diamond selection, diamond arrangement, and diamond setting. So how do we judge quality? It is mainly divided into three steps: first look at the appearance, look at the adhesive, and look at the firmness. If you don't know whether it is firm or not, you can take a Men's T-shirt as a sample first and make it for production.
1. First look at the appearance:
Firstly, look at the cutting surface of the hot drill. The smoother the cutting surface, the higher its refractive index and the better the brightness. Secondly, check whether the cutting surface is uniform. Any incisors, scratches, and air bubbles are considered defective products. The hot-drilling process has strict requirements and complicated process, and the yield rate is not very high. Diamonds with a defective rate of 3%-5% should be regarded as good products, and then the size of the diamonds is consistent. The diameter of SS6 is 1.9-2.1mm, and the diameter of SS10 is 2.7-2.9mm.... It should also look at whether the height of the drill is consistent.
2. Look at the gum
Turn the diamond over to see the color of the glue on the back, whether the color is uniform and not different in depth. Vibrant and even color, considered a good diamond.
3. Look firm
The higher the solubility of Rhinestone backing glue, the better the diamond's firmness. The best way to identify diamonds is: put them in the washing machine after ironing, if they won`t fall off after washing, it proves that the fastness is good, and if they fall off after washing, it proves that the glue is not strong enough, and good products will not fall off after dry cleaning.
First use wooden materials or plastic boards to make templates of various patterns, then arrange the diamonds in a fixed position on the wooden template, and then stick the arranged pictures with adhesive paper to be used as diamond inlays.
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