Failbert
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simple spray glue is normally way faster than peeling the protection film from a sticker off
https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-us/all-3m-products/~/All-3M-Products/~/3M-Super-77-Multipurpose-Spray-Adhesive/
Purely hypothetic, but I would argue that if the costs are comparable, a specialized solution with self-adhesive logos would be less messy for assembly:
1. Repeatability: when spraying by hand, especially a couple hundred logos, there is a possibility of spraying too little or too much, depending on the worker performing the task- time and remaining contents of the can are some factors, as is of course skill (let's face it, there are people who can mess this up).
2. Preparing the work table: if it's tape, the worker just needs a box of logos and lids, and a little space which can be unventilated. For spray he'd need a ventilated workspace, spray cans, some solvent to wipe any accidental drips, and if it's the lids he's going to spray, a screen to protect the rest of the lid (unless he either holds each logo in another hand when spraying, or lays them out and sprays a couple at a time, both which cause varying quality)
Of course, the goal is to have a cost-effective and time-effective solution, rather than simply please the assembly people, and the above is only valid for us if the costs of tape are reasonable (I guess if those were just small spots of two-sided tape, they surely could).