The production process takes place in a central water tank, with the water held at a controlled temperature. The roll of film is drawn out and cut, then transported and carefully placed on the water's surface. After a number of simple preparation phases, the products, attached to a frame and to a robotic arm, are immersed into the water. In just a few seconds, the pattern adheres to the surface of the object, without generating additional width. The parts are then conveyed into a wash tunnel to remove any film residue.

Once clean and dry, a protective clearcoat is applied using conventional painting techniques.