Photo Transfer To Wood, Metal and Glass - Using Viewer Suggestions
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- We previously made a video of photo transfer and received various suggestions to try... so we did. We used Liquitex, Polyacrylic, Black & White images and more. The results varied from Epic Fail to Fantastic
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Thanks to our viewers and for the great suggestions. Although we could not get the polycrilic to work, we love the Liquitex results and the Black & White image on glass!
Thank you for sharing this..!
Thank you so very much for watching and leaving a comment.
Hi there from South Africa. The last one you did just need another coat on top of Pic. My product I'm using is Acraweld. Unfortunately not available in the States yet...maybe one day. You should incorporate a more arty distressed look, then you won't stress yourself out to try to transfer 100% images. I watched your first attempt as well on your previous video. Again, just run another coat over the transfered image on glass and metal sheet, even the others as well and seal it. It highlights all the colors....well, Acraweld does. You can also transfer on tiles.
We wish to thank you so very much for watching our videos and for your wonderful comment. Although we do not have the product you mention, I suspect there is something similar available to us. At the very least, your comment may provide assistance our viewers who wish to give it a try.
The hair clipper bit...😂... try it on your eyebrows 😂
You have a valid idea there!!! :-)
That black and white one on the glass came out awesome! Going to have to give the metal transfer a try as well. Thanks for the review!
As much as I like the black and white, I have to say I like the one with my granddaughter the most. The black in white comes in a strong second place. LOL!! Thank you so much for taking the time to view our video and leave a comment.
That Liquitex with the label paper turned out great! We’d also recommend giving waterslide a try on metal and glass (not sure about wood, but that could be worth a try, too!). Cheers on another great video, you two!
you are not going to believe this but... planned to try waterslide as well, based on your video. We searched all over the island and no one carried it so we had to order online and it did not get to us on time. I received it yesterday and so we will have to make a separate video on it. I also believe it will be the best solution for glass and metal but I plan to try it on wood as well. If it fails it fails. If it works, then that is good too! :-)
@@Poor_Mans_DIY Awesome! Can’t wait to see how it turns out!!
Hi Both, I didn't get any notification of this one so went looking for it.
Great experiments and the favourite of mine is the Black & White one. It looks amazing.
Thanks for the shout out at the end as well, really appreciate it.
Take care both and off to watch the next one now, which I also had to look for.
Cheers, Huw
Credit where credit is due. You provided a great suggestion so we utilized it. It was definitely a fun experiment again.
Some great results with that liquitex!
We agree and want to make more pictures with the liquitex on wood.
I thought the glass turned out really nice. Great jig
Thank you so very much, sir!
Nice investigation guys! Great news the family are coming home too :D
Thank you so very much!!!
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Hello Joseph. Hope you and your family are well. Thank you for watching and supporting our channel
Were these printed on an inkjet or laser printer
We printed using color laser printer. If you have further questions feel free to ask and we will do our best to provide a valid answer
Nice video. Cool experiments. Thanks for sharing! : )
Thank you so much for the kind words as always!
What is the name of the liquitex product? Is it paint or something else? All I could find was the Brand name and not a specific glue. I have an art project for my classes to paint something on a snow plough and I would like to transfer student photos onto the front of the plough.
The name of the product is Liquitex Acrylic Gel. Here is an affiliate link to the product to help you find it amzn.to/3zM7wDw. It works much like a glue, in that you apply it wet, it dries and bond items together. We would love to hear how your project turns out. It sounds like a very clever idea to place it on a plough. We hope you are able to post pictures of the results so we can see how it worked out. Please note, I have never tested what happens if the final product gets wet. Since you are dealing with snow, I wonder if the mositure might effect it. You might consider spraying some kind of clear, water resistant coating after you apply the photo. If you have any further questions that we might be able to assist with, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. Lastly, thank you for taking the time to watch our video and for leaving great questions!
What kind of printer 😅
At the time, we used a Canon Color Laser Printer LBP622C. BTW, we thank you for watching our video.