Method for recording glitter image
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorMasakazu Ohashi
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Abstract
A method for recording a glitter image includes attaching an ink composition to a recording medium using an ink jet method, attaching an adhesive composition to the ink composition which is attached to the recording medium using an ink jet method, bringing a sheet where a glitter film is formed into contact with the recording medium so that a surface where the adhesive composition is attached and a surface where the glitter film is formed are opposed, heating the adhesive composition, and peeling off the recording medium and the sheet.
Claims16
A method for recording a glitter image comprising:
- attaching an ink composition to a recording medium using an ink jet method;
- attaching an adhesive composition to the ink composition which is attached to the recording medium using an ink jet method;
- bringing a sheet where a glitter film is formed into contact with the recording medium so that a surface where the adhesive composition is attached and a surface where the glitter film is formed are opposed;
- heating the adhesive composition;
- and
- peeling off the recording medium and the sheet,
- wherein the adhesive composition contains an adhesive compound, and
- the adhesive compound has a Tg which is −10° C. or more and 70° C. or less.
A method for recording a glitter image comprising:
- attaching an ink composition to a recording medium using an ink jet method;
- attaching an adhesive composition to the ink composition which is attached to the recording medium using an ink jet method;
- bringing a sheet where a glitter film is formed into contact with the recording medium so that a surface where the adhesive composition is attached and a surface where the glitter film is formed are opposed;
- heating the adhesive composition;
- peeling off the recording medium and the sheet;
- and
- drying between the attaching of the ink composition and the attaching of the adhesive composition,
- wherein the mass of the ink composition which is attached to the recording medium is reduced by 40% or more and 95% or less in the drying.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.