UNINET IColor AquaClear 1 Step Transfer Paper Instructional Video
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- The IColor 1-Step AquaClear transfer paper is easy to use, all-in-one transparent paper for use on various substrates and hard surfaces such as candles, ceramic, glass, plastic, and more! Use this paper on hard-to-reach areas or when applying with a heat press is not possible.
The use of an IColor digital transfer printer in white underprint mode is highly suggested. Regular white toner printers overprint white only, and can only be used if you are transferring to a substrate with a white background since these regular printers are not capable of performing white underprinting.
Application to clear or dark surfaces without white underprint will result in a dull or washed out image.
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How long does it stays? can you wash it or not?
Hand washing only!
These videos are useless if you aren't going to show how durable the prints are after. Once cured for 3 hours, can they be washed off if soaked? Scratched off? Rubbed off? Peeled off? What is their texture? If kept hot, will they peel? What happens if the candle burns it?
Thank you for your comments. This video is meant to show users how to apply to various substrates. This media is not permanent, and is not meant to be washed or soaked. The finished items can be handled lightly, as they are intended for display use. The texture is semi-smooth. It will partly melt as the candle burns.
How durable is this form of transferring onto hard surfaces compared to sublimation onto polymer coated substrates?
The transfer is suitable for hand washing only. It's not nearly as durable as a transfer applied with heat!
I know this video is kinda old but hopefully someone will know the answer. Can these be used under epoxy resin?
Yes if you can get them to print without smudging
Yes you can add an epoxy coating to protect the transfer (Toner does not smudge as it's not a liquid)