How to create a textured showcase at low cost？
We often see display cabinets in museums, art exhibitions, specialty stores and other places, which are full of cultural relics, collectibles, artworks or some sales products. The function of these showcases is to show the characteristics and selling points of the items themselves.So ordinary people's requirements for showcases are not as high as those for cultural relics or works of art. How to create relatively textured showcases at low cost? The easiest way is this - use Aosong board as the base layer, cover with a layer of wood grain film, and then add a layer of glass cover on top.
Specific operation steps:
1. First use Aosong board to create a three-dimensional counter
2. Use oily putty to level the uneven places, and polish the surface of the cabinet evenly
3. Evenly brush the surface of the cuboid with a layer of primer (primer: water = 1:3)
4. Wait for the primer to dry before laminating:
Divide the six sides into four films to stick
First tear off ten centimeters for positioning
Use a wool scraper to remove flat air bubbles
Press hard with your hand on the outer corner to make the corner stick more firmly and prevent hollowing
It is best to choose a flat surface for the overlapped place to prevent the interface from being easily worn at the outer corner.
The upper and lower interfaces are also folded on the side first, and then the lamination is carried out.
Use a lighter or a heat gun to heat and shape the last corners to prevent air from entering
5.Just press the glass on top of the cabinet
