When using glass frosting paper, some small bubbles may appear, which is usually a normal phenomenon. The following are several situations that may cause small bubbles to appear on glass frosted paper:


1. Adhesive: Glass frosted paper usually uses glue or adhesive to fix frosted particles onto the paper. If the quality of the adhesive is poor or there are problems during the production process, it may cause bubbles to form on the frosted paper.


2. Production process: When manufacturing glass frosted paper, the production process and conditions may affect the generation of bubbles. For example, during the process of applying adhesive, factors such as coating speed, temperature, humidity, etc. may have an impact on the formation of bubbles.


3. Storage environment: When storing glass frosted paper, if it is affected by damp, high temperature, or other environments, the adhesive may be damaged, leading to the generation of bubbles.


4. It should be noted that some small bubbles usually do not affect the normal use and sanding effect of glass sanding paper. But if there are large or many bubbles, it may affect the smoothness and effectiveness of the frosted paper.


Therefore, when using glass frosting paper, the following points can be noted:


1. Choose high-quality glass frosted paper and try to avoid purchasing products with poor quality or expired products.


2. When storing glass frosted paper, avoid damp, high temperature, and other environments to prevent damage to the adhesive.


3. When using, you can gently press the frosted paper to eliminate bubbles and ensure that it fits smoothly on the glass surface that needs to be treated.


4. In case of serious bubble problems, high-quality glass sanding paper can be replaced to achieve better sanding effect.




If you have any questions or need more detailed answers about the bubbles in glass frosted paper, please consult a professional manufacturer or seller.