Sticker | Boost (Holo) is the Holo community sticker from the CS20 Sticker Capsule, a workshop piece by SLIMEface. Its Holo film lifts the artwork above the base paper version and it sits as a practical, budget entry into holo collecting for CS20-era sets.
Sticker | Boost (Holo) is the Holo community sticker from the CS20 Sticker Capsule, a workshop piece by SLIMEface. Its Holo film lifts the artwork above the base paper version and it sits as a practical, budget entry into holo collecting for CS20-era sets.
Sticker | Boost (Holo) is the Holo finish of a community artwork sticker included in the CS20 Sticker Capsule. It is a community/Workshop piece rather than an autograph or team mark, and it represents the SLIMEface design printed for the CS20 release.
This is a Holo film, which sits above the paper base in the finish ladder for its set. Holo is a premium film relative to paper but below top-tier specialty finishes, making it the middle ground for collectors chasing visual pop without committing to the rarest films.
Collectors go for the Holo because it materially changes how the artwork reads on a weapon compared with the flat paper version; the foil effect adds depth and reflectivity that show up in-game and in photos. Given its premium finish_rank, the Holo commands more attention than the paper twin while remaining accessible compared with the very top films.
This sticker is a pure community/Workshop creation, depicting the Boost artwork conceived by designer SLIMEface. That pedigree matters for collectors who follow individual Workshop artists and want pieces that carry a clear creative signature rather than a player or team mark.
It was released as part of the CS20 Sticker Capsule, which frames the sticker as one of many CS20-era community pieces. Being from that capsule places it alongside other Workshop designs from the same distribution, so its siblings and the capsule's print run context are the immediate comparators.
Once applied to a weapon a sticker can be scraped to thin its appearance and attempting to remove it destroys the sticker, so every craft or rework consumes a copy. Clean, unapplied stock is finite and every craft permanently reduces that clean supply.
The sticker carries a Remarkable rarity grade and sits in the mid tier of sticker rarity for collectors to consider. That grade underpins its collectable profile: not the base common material but not in the highest rarity echelons either, which shapes availability and how collectors prioritize it.
Collectors favor applying Holo community stickers like this on weapons where the reflective film complements the skin's finish, using placement to highlight the artwork without overcrowding the canvas. Because Holo reads strongly in photos and demos, demand for clean examples for specific craft combos feeds collector interest back into the market.
This piece belongs to the CS20 era of sticker drops and carries the look and Workshop focus associated with that capsule. Its association with CS20 gives it a place among other community designs from that release and defines its immediate historical context.
