Fruity Bear Red Panda PET Washi Tape with Iridescent Finish - 10m Roll, Made in Taiwan

**Fruity Bear** Material: PET Craftsmanship: Iridescent Finish, Glossy, White Ink, Release Paper Printed by: Kangqiao, China Dimensions: 6.5cm x 10m, Pattern Repeat: 100cm Material: PET Craftsmanship: Glossy, White Ink, Release Paper Printed by: Danian, Taiwan Dimensions: 6.5cm x 10m, Pattern Repeat: 100cm Material: Washi Paper Craftsmanship: Special Ink, Partial Heavy Oil Finish, Release Paper Printed by: Danian, Taiwan Dimensions: 6.5cm x 10m, Pattern Repeat: 100cm **About Hand-Rolled Tapes** 1/ Hand-rolled tapes cannot guarantee complete patterns at the beginning and end. 2/ There might be an error of ±5cm. 3/ No circular sticker or washi paper core. **About Washi Paper vs. PET** 1/ PET tapes may have slight graininess, while washi paper tapes have less. 2/ The unprinted areas of PET tapes are transparent, making them easy to cut out and more beginner-friendly for collage. Washi paper tapes are opaque. 3/ PET tapes feature white ink, making them less prone to show through compared to washi paper tapes. 4/ PET tapes offer a degree of water resistance, while washi paper tapes are not waterproof. 5/ The heavy oil finish on PET tapes generally appears brighter, whereas the heavy oil finish on washi paper tapes has a more layered feel. **Before You Buy** 1/ There may be slight color differences compared to the actual product; the actual color prevails. 2/ The tape's seal may be unevenly cut, with incomplete patterns and residual adhesive. 3/ Minor displacement (within 1mm) of the heavy oil finish is normal. 4/ Washi paper tape is a thin, semi-transparent paper. Its material is naturally slightly yellowish, not pure white. PET is a transparent material, similar to nylon. 5/ Patterns on the tape need to be cut by yourself. **By placing an order, you implicitly agree to the above terms. For your rights and interests, please read carefully before purchasing.** **If you have any questions during use, please feel free to consult the designer.**