4a may consist of different materials but for purposes of the present description is assumed to be a synthetic plastic material the underface of the layer 2a is provided with an adhesive backing 2aa for instance simply in form of a coating of adhesive material 2aa applied onto this undersurface it is readily evident that a great variety of adhesives will be suitable for the purposes at hand thus there are latent adhesives which must in some way be activated and there are active adhesives which are constantly in activated state a detailed description of these adhesives is not believed necessary because they are very well known to those skilled in the art it is evident however that if the layer or coating 2aa consists of an active adhesive it must be protected until the time of use of the applique article therefore fig6 and 7 show a layer 1a of so called 34 release paper 34 applied over the coating 2aa the term 34 release paper 34 is conventional in this field and is not necessarily limited to a layer of paper but rather identifies a material which so adheres to the coating 2aa of adhesive material as to protect the coating but can be readily peeled off without damaging the coating 2aa thereby exposing the latter and readying it for application of the applique article to a desired surface coming now to fig8 and 9 it is pointed out that therein i have illustrated the next following steps in the conversion of the multi layer blank of fig6 and 7.