HOW TO USE PHOTO ENHANCEMENT RINGS

Our photo enhancement rings are incredibly easy to use, but there are a few things you should know before using them.

First of all, be sure and wash your hands before handling them. Otherwise, you'll leave fingerprints on their highly polished surface.

To use a photo enhancement ring, assemble the button parts and your cut photo in your button press as you normally would when making a button. The only difference is that you will place a single photo enhancement ring between your artwork and the plastic disc prior to pressing the button parts together.

Then operate your button press as you normally would.

Before using a photo enhancement ring on an important photograph, first try doing a few tests using unimportant photos. That way, you'll know exactly what to do before you start working with important photographs.

Here's a helpful tip if you're using the Model 225 button machine.

Photo paper is often heavier than the paper used to make printed buttons and therefor it may require a little extra arm strength to operate the handle of the Model 225.

Don't worry... the Model 225 can handle it!

And if you notice the photo enhancement ring "crinkling" around the edge, try this little trick. Don't push the handle of the machine all the way down on the 2nd push of the handle. Instead, push the handle down only until you feel the button parts making contact, and then push down just a bit further. This should take care of any crinkling.

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