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Thank you for sharing. I have watch at least 25 video's trying to find the right method to do this and today finally I came across your you tube channel. Your work is the best!
Just ordered your paper from your Etsy store and so excited to get to work with it. I discovered your paper via watching The Crafsman Steady Crafting video. Just wanted to give a shoutout to him. 😊I appreciate your reply to my question regarding the pigment ink for the Epson, so will definitely will use my laser printer.
Just wanted you to know that my order has arrived safe & sound. Thank you so much! I will let you know how it goes once I try it, I'm very excited but want to do it right.
wow!! I just finished a project for the first time and my finger is killing me from rubbing....wish I had of had this product!!! good luck getting back up and running you have a great product there.
I just wanted to say that you have a great video tutorial and I really wish you'd make some more. You've got a lot of subscribers that would follow you. Thank you for sharing
I'd use a rubber roller to press out the air and evenly apply the image to the wood. Also, a sponge brush or roller would more evenly apply the gel medium, no brush strokes or missed spots
1. apply liquitex for 10 seconds 2. place the print onto the wood 3. rub for at least one minute, but probably way longer because the video was cut a bunch of times 4. upload a video to youtube saying that no rubbing is required
The "no rubbing" he refers to in the title is not the process you see in the video. He is saying you don't have to rub the paper away after the medium dries, as is shown in many other transfer videos.
Hi Tom. I'm soooo excited that I received my paper yesterday. I had trouble getting it to print as it kept jamming in the printer. I guess my "fine paper" setting is not sufficiently fine/thin. I put a tiny bit of glue stick on the top and attached it to a typical printer paper and had no problem. Ignore all the people with the awful comments. I think your paper is awesome!!!!! Thank you for creating it.
Hello Carol This is only because you didn't go to the "advanced" settings of the computer. It would be easier for me to help you if you go to our Facebook page, facebook.com/Palissade.Image Here are printer settings on Windows facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/753860341452107?sfns=mo
Hello Right now We are out of supply of our paper. Our supplier changed manufacturers before we knew it. We do not know how long we will be replenished. The shop will be closed for the time needed to find a reliable source. Many of you are experienced users and will understand that their patience will be rewarded. We regret for the newcomers this momentary break of stock. Two and a half years ago we invented the concept of a transfer paper that does not need to be rubbed, the adventure continues! Thanks for your patience News will be posted on our Facebook Page facebook.com/Palissade.Image Tom
Mahendra Tiwari Thanks for your nice message, I hope you're making nice projects or maybe started a side business like a lot of our clients have done 😉
Hi Tom. Waited a while for my shipment to come to the states. I'm afraid ten sheets later my HP Laserjet 2600 Color printer does not like this no matter how many settings I tried including the 120 g/sm, the light gloss, transparency, etc. I added blue printers tape to keep it from curling into a jam. No luck. Really wanted it to work and I'm out of ideas. It just jams. Thanks.
Kate Rose Sorry for what is happening to you. This question would be easier to answer on our Facebook page where many solutions and examples are exposed facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Yeah, I've been all over the FB posts and explanations. I have a Macbook Air and use OS High Sierra Version 10.13.12 Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB so it seems okay and of course the Windows fixes don't apply. In terms of my printer features I can choose Glossy (106 -120 s/sq), Light 60-74, Light Glossy 75-105 g/sqm, Heavy Glossy 121-163, or Transparency (which totally garbled it). I'll take a photo of what the paper is coming out like after printing. It's a good color printer otherwise.
Kate Rose As I am a Mac user myself, just sending me a private message would have been easier, i could have made screenshots for you. RUclips is not a chat room, impossible to place a picture here
Hello! I'd like to buy the paper you are using, but it seems the linked Etsy store is no longer active. Is there any other place where you sell the paper? Thank you. :-)
Inna Ionita The Etsy store link is active but as we ran out of supply it's better to follow our Facebook Page to be warned for news, sorry facebook.com/Palissade.Image
I like what you doing its amazing, but I want to ask about the pepers, what kind of paper you use please, it's not the usual paper I know ,cause it will tear apart😢
Hi, I work for NTD Television. We love this video. Can we please use it across all of our platforms and credit you / link your account. Please let me know. Thanks.
the transfer came out great. My main complaint is that the paper is so thin, it would often get destroyed in a laser machine to copy the image. I didn't try taping to a piece of paper, which I could try to see how it would go through a laser copy printer. I happen to have an ink jet machine myself. thanks, Jill
mezzogirl1962 I'm sorry that you went trough all those experiences, best for me to help you is to talk on my Facebook page, I'll explain how everything can work fine 🌺 facebook.com/Palissade.Image
pauline whitehead Inkjet is a water based die ink, it's reaction to wetness is quite bad, laser is a resin based dry toner. All video talking about gel medium transfer recommend laser printed pictures. More info on my FB page 😊😊 facebook.com/Palissade.Image/posts/652771548227654:0
pheonixphire Hello, it works on canvas of course and where gel mediums or water based varnishes works, please see many examples on our Facebook page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
I have purchased your paper a few weeks ago....and a new laser printer today. Do you seal the photos onto the wood in anyway after the paper is removed?
So Very Merry Hi, Same process as envelopes or labels, use a blank paper, sign it and print it, you'll see what cycle it makes, usually blank side on top is good.
Hi Tom Thanks for your quick response. Your video is very instructive ... I am eager to try your paper .... I may even try it on a good fabric and I'll let you know the result!
There are some setting in all Windows recent versions that let you choose the thickness of the paper flic.kr/p/TtHy2N and same settings are also on the printer's LCD screen. You will find more details on our Facebook page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Brittany Williams I use it on painted wood, walls, candles, stones etc. The gel medium makes the pigments transfer, the paper can then be peeled off without becoming a porridge of fibers.
Brittany Williams I have transferred a street number on the outside wall of my house without thinking what was the base of the paint, this was 5 months ago, it is UV protected by layers of gel medium
For HP printers, there is a web browser based user interface that gives you access to a lot of elements including paper thinness. Lets talk about it on my FB page, we will see how to get this work
So you say it all depends on how you apply the gel medium yet you don't "really" go into how to do that, how thick etc.Clearly if there is not enough the image won't transfer but what if there is too much? How do you know when you have applied enough. Any hints on what to look for in the light or any pointers as to how much gel to apply. Also wondering if a liquid medium like a glazing medium would work (so easy to get even coverage). About to experiment with your papers tonight. Printing on my Brother went well as long as the paper type is adjusted on the printer.
Cynthia Neely There is something belonging to the common sense that I should remind. A transfer is made by a glue, gel medium or any varnish, not by the paper. The paper is an intermediate medium that will be used for the glue to make the transfer, you want an extreme thin layer of ink/toner to be transferred, not a paper, the quantity of glue is more linked to the surface to be covered than for its thickness. So you need to apply enough glue to make sure any single pixel is going to be glued to the final support. If using different supports, uneven ones or textured ones you become an experienced user that will think of the hint to get to be able to make a perfect transfer, then you will make sure there us no space empty of glue. Before this paper, it wasn't possible to do it for a simple reason, ink was mixed with the paper fiber, when you remove the paper you can't see how much ink is removed from it. I hope it's more clear for you! Becoming a new advanced user is what a lot of users are doing when visiting our Facebook page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Chauga Valley Farm LLC It's not really a question of stain but it's color, light colored wood will give more color vibrance than dark ones, the transfer is made by the gel, so where the gel or glue can stick it works. I hope this answers 🌺
Vanessa Henning I don't see the interest of using wax under a transfer. We are dealing with water based glues, not with oil based products. You may knew that oil and water are not friends don't you
Hi Tom. This is beautiful. One thing I want to know is that can Modge Podge be used for image transfer? You also showed modge podge while describing different options for the activity
Yes Lorina it is 🌺 Here are links for your question, feel free to visit my FB page, you'll find many examples on different supports facebook.com/Palissade.Image You can get the paper in my Etsy shop www.etsy.com/shop/Palissade
Living Black Business Network No idea, I limit myself to what I've tried. But if you already used the "Acrylic Gel medium process" you should know what glue works. The paper itself is printable and peelable, only the glue makes the transfer.
You are on the first commercial brand that invented the non rubbing transfer paper, here is where to get it www.etsy.com/shop/Palissade Some examples of what can be done Tiles facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/759610460877095/ Stones facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/639819399522869/ Glass facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/637161593121983/ Candles facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772143852957089/ Stretch canvas facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772113279626813/ Painted wood facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/i761988870639254/ Video metal ruclips.net/video/3o-xYVwXTVU/видео.html
Hi there Tom, I have an inkjet printer with a photo copier. Can I copy an image using the palisade transfer paper inside the copier instead of finding and using a laser printer? I guess I am not clear on why a laser works for this type of project. Thanks so much and I LOVE your work. Makes me smile :)
Fantastic product! A few questions please: Is it necessary to wear gloves when working with this paper? What do you use to seal your transferred image? I have an Epson printer that uses pigment based inks instead of dye based so do you think the pigment based inkjet printer might be an option? Thank you.
Marjie NS816 No gloves necessary, this is water based acrylic gel medium. Sealing is made with same gel medium already used or any other one For pigment ink printers, I have only tried Epson work force with dura brite inks, i didn't like the results, i can't affirm that claria inks will do the same. Laser printer recommended! on 200 videos I've seen on youtube, only unexperienced youtubers are not talking about laser printers. Difference is more than subtle, toner powder is already an encapsulated resin that will be melted to the paper by hot rolls. Inks don't have same properties, they make tiny bubbles and does not dry properly. Find my palissade image transfer FB Page on Google, few explanations and examples can be found.
Nourhan Saeed It last as long as your sealing last, like any varnish protected support. If you want a long lasting protection, use resin based products
Hello tom, super great video tutorial can't wait myself to do that :) , just wanna ask after you remove the paper did you put a gel on the wood, just like sir adrian do in SLR coaching then let it dry as a final touch or you just let it dry after removing the paper? One more question is it ok to use varnish for the finale? please reply thanks. God bless!
Gavin TP Yes Gavin, always seal the pores of acrylic to close them and to protect from UV. Like any printed paper they don't like long exposition to light. You can add as many coats as you want including varnishes or waxes.
Have you or others tried this technique to apply an image to plastic, such as a model kit? Being able to cleanly transfer just the printing (such as lettering) onto a model surface without any backing film (which is how typical water-slide decals work) would be a fantastic. The halo created by backing film is often noticeable on some decals when applied to a painted model, and also "silvering" when the decal film lifts up from the model surface can often make a decal look bad. So being able to transfer just the printed image/text without ant residual backing film, would potentially solve a host of issues scale-model often run into.
The transfer of the image is made by the glue and keeps embedded in it. We do not know glues or gel mediums that grips on plastic so we do not recommend this process for non gripping surfaces
Jason Langford It works on a lot of surface, few examples here. All is on our Facebook page 👍🏻 Tiles facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/759610460877095/ Stones facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/639819399522869/ Glass facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/637161593121983/ Candles facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772143852957089/ Stretch canvas facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772113279626813/ Painted wood facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/i761988870639254/ On metal ruclips.net/video/3o-xYVwXTVU/видео.html Watercolor papers facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/788958751275599?sfns=mo
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Right now we are out of stock sorry
Any idea when a stock may become available again cheers stay safe
Thank you for sharing. I have watch at least 25 video's trying to find the right method to do this and today finally I came across your you tube channel. Your work is the best!
Just ordered your paper from your Etsy store and so excited to get to work with it. I discovered your paper via watching The Crafsman Steady Crafting video. Just wanted to give a shoutout to him. 😊I appreciate your reply to my question regarding the pigment ink for the Epson, so will definitely will use my laser printer.
Craftsman is the artist who introduced Tom s magic paper. Great guy!!😊
Just wanted you to know that my order has arrived safe & sound. Thank you so much! I will let you know how it goes once I try it, I'm very excited but want to do it right.
Mary Molnar
You should come on my FB page just google lol 😂
wow!!
I just finished a project for the first time and my finger is killing me from rubbing....wish I had of had this product!!!
good luck getting back up and running you have a great product there.
I just wanted to say that you have a great video tutorial and I really wish you'd make some more. You've got a lot of subscribers that would follow you. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for your message, we will do more as soon as we get more time
I need to give this a go and add it to my playlist. Somehow it seems too easy and clean compared to the paper rubbing method, don't you think?
I am making a special welcome offer on Etsy right now, 5 sample sheets for 0.20 euro, this is time to make a try 😊
goo.gl/4C6kDp
I'd use a rubber roller to press out the air and evenly apply the image to the wood. Also, a sponge brush or roller would more evenly apply the gel medium, no brush strokes or missed spots
Tom Palissade thank you for showing your work.
when will your etsy shop be back up? i need to get some of this paper before christmas.
Just went & favorited your Etsy shop. I can't wait to buy some. Thanks for sharing!
Melody Herman
Thanks Melody 😊😊
What kind of paper. Please, tell me .THX
Kudos to Tom for having so much patience and answering the same questions over and over again.
Wow, I didn't even know this type of paper exists. Thank you so much for sharing, your art came out beautifully.
I like to know what paper you use please, the video is good I see the name of the product but the paper what paper is pls???????
No reply. I guess I'll subscribe elsewhere
@davidtibble5602 Tom palissade transfer paper
Tom palisade transfer paper
What a wonderfully simple way to transfer an image. Thank you it was very memorable.
1. apply liquitex for 10 seconds
2. place the print onto the wood
3. rub for at least one minute, but probably way longer because the video was cut a bunch of times
4. upload a video to youtube saying that no rubbing is required
The "no rubbing" he refers to in the title is not the process you see in the video. He is saying you don't have to rub the paper away after the medium dries, as is shown in many other transfer videos.
hey, a rub is a rub
Tell that to my ex wife.
top marks for that one eric
If the paper is extremelly glossy no rubbing is necessary. You are just peeling off the paper.
Simply amazing! What a fantastic idea and technique. Many thanks for sharing it.
That's a great video but what paper do you use to put the picture on, looks like kitchen paper
Thank you ! All informations are in the video description
I can't wait to purchase this when the store restocks!
Bonjour je voudrais savoir où trouver ce papier a transfére image merci
Plus en vente et personne n'en vend a ça place.. si il voulait bien nous dire quel papier utiliser pour recrée son papier je suis preneur
Thanks for the instruction video. Goodnight an joy be with you all.
Is there an A3 paper?
Hi Tom. I'm soooo excited that I received my paper yesterday. I had trouble getting it to print as it kept jamming in the printer. I guess my "fine paper" setting is not sufficiently fine/thin. I put a tiny bit of glue stick on the top and attached it to a typical printer paper and had no problem. Ignore all the people with the awful comments. I think your paper is awesome!!!!! Thank you for creating it.
Hello Carol
This is only because you didn't go to the "advanced" settings of the computer. It would be easier for me to help you if you go to our Facebook page, facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Here are printer settings on Windows
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/753860341452107?sfns=mo
Hey Tom I love your paper I’ve used it many times in the past, but I’m having trouble finding where to buy it, can you help me out? Thanks
Hello
Right now We are out of supply of our paper. Our supplier changed manufacturers before we knew it. We do not know how long we will be replenished. The shop will be closed for the time needed to find a reliable source. Many of you are experienced users and will understand that their patience will be rewarded. We regret for the newcomers this momentary break of stock. Two and a half years ago we invented the concept of a transfer paper that does not need to be rubbed, the adventure continues! Thanks for your patience News will be posted on our Facebook Page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Tom
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Yes ive done this transfer method but what is that paper??? I just use cheap paper & roll it of like paper pulp...
@@valerieroy72 what is the paper you use
Beautiful result Tom 😊I purchased from you a year back ( not sure you will remember me!) Thanks again .
Mahendra Tiwari
Thanks for your nice message, I hope you're making nice projects or maybe started a side business like a lot of our clients have done 😉
the name of the paper is literally in the title, and the description. yall need to read.
Just a beautiful demonstration and love the music. Good to see that you're responsive to comments. Shows you care.
Hi Tom. Waited a while for my shipment to come to the states. I'm afraid ten sheets later my HP Laserjet 2600 Color printer does not like this no matter how many settings I tried including the 120 g/sm, the light gloss, transparency, etc. I added blue printers tape to keep it from curling into a jam. No luck. Really wanted it to work and I'm out of ideas. It just jams. Thanks.
Kate Rose
Sorry for what is happening to you. This question would be easier to answer on our Facebook page where many solutions and examples are exposed
facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Kate Rose
You understand that I need more details about your equipment, computer, laser printer, operating system etc.
Yeah, I've been all over the FB posts and explanations. I have a Macbook Air and use OS High Sierra Version 10.13.12 Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB so it seems okay and of course the Windows fixes don't apply. In terms of my printer features I can choose Glossy (106 -120 s/sq), Light 60-74, Light Glossy 75-105 g/sqm, Heavy Glossy 121-163, or Transparency (which totally garbled it). I'll take a photo of what the paper is coming out like after printing. It's a good color printer otherwise.
Kate Rose
As I am a Mac user myself, just sending me a private message would have been easier, i could have made screenshots for you. RUclips is not a chat room, impossible to place a picture here
Got it. Sorry to bother you.
Beautiful thanks for posting and making it so simple.Applause Bravo
Michelle Hunter Thank you very much Michelle 🌺🌺
Hello! I'd like to buy the paper you are using, but it seems the linked Etsy store is no longer active. Is there any other place where you sell the paper? Thank you. :-)
Inna Ionita
The Etsy store link is active but as we ran out of supply it's better to follow our Facebook Page to be warned for news, sorry facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Do you need to seal the picture with polyurethane
This is probably Japanese mulberry paper.
Is this paper available on Amazon also ?
Looks like lots of rubbing with different things to me.
I like what you doing its amazing, but I want to ask about the pepers, what kind of paper you use please, it's not the usual paper I know ,cause it will tear apart😢
This is fantastic. Do you have a paper that can be used with inkjet printers?
ohmercy
Sorry not really, here are reasons Inkjet VS laser printing reasons
goo.gl/mJ8SjD
You get a like just for having a harp solo of the parting glass as background music cheers
We are very sensitive to music lovers 😉
I was successful in getting my image on the canvas. Mistake I made in the beginning I did nt wet enough. Now all fine. Thanks
I would like to say thank you to tom for fixing up my order as I received my paper this morning
john hocking
Thanks for your message John 👍🏻
Thank you so much for the tips and brilliant Ideas!!! Loved the song chords big fan of Ms. Katy Peri since yesterday ;)))
How wonderful video! Thankfully
Hi, I work for NTD Television. We love this video. Can we please use it across all of our platforms and credit you / link your account. Please let me know. Thanks.
new subscriber .... i love ur videos... im a FAN ...;)
Thank You, welcome Ken Zen
merci beaucoup... c'est un plaisir ; ]
the transfer came out great. My main complaint is that the paper is so thin, it would often get destroyed in a laser machine to copy the image. I didn't try taping to a piece of paper, which I could try to see how it would go through a laser copy printer. I happen to have an ink jet machine myself.
thanks,
Jill
mezzogirl1962
I'm sorry that you went trough all those experiences, best for me to help you is to talk on my Facebook page, I'll explain how everything can work fine 🌺 facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Very nice demonstration. Thank you.
These came out beautiful!!!! Does it have to be printed with just laser printer?
pauline whitehead
Inkjet is a water based die ink, it's reaction to wetness is quite bad, laser is a resin based dry toner. All video talking about gel medium transfer recommend laser printed pictures. More info on my FB page 😊😊
facebook.com/Palissade.Image/posts/652771548227654:0
Answer is on my Facebook page Pauline
facebook.com/Palissade.Image/photos/a.303462273158585.1073741829.298417670329712/652771548227654/
Do you think this could work with canvas as well? Or is this specific to wood transfers?
pheonixphire
Hello, it works on canvas of course and where gel mediums or water based varnishes works, please see many examples on our Facebook page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Tom Palissade thank you!
I have purchased your paper a few weeks ago....and a new laser printer today. Do you seal the photos onto the wood in anyway after the paper is removed?
Tiffany N. Harris
Absolutely this is also the only way to protect your project from starches or UV and light effect
Woaahhhhhh....incredible!!!!
All my sheets have your logo printed on them. Which side do I print on or does it matter?
So Very Merry
Hi,
Same process as envelopes or labels, use a blank paper, sign it and print it, you'll see what cycle it makes, usually blank side on top is good.
Hi Tom
Thanks for your quick response. Your video is very instructive ... I am eager to try your paper .... I may even try it on a good fabric and I'll let you know the result!
Is the same process used on Canvas as well as wood?
Shannon Foster
Yes, this is usual gel medium process - paper is there to be laser printed, difference is, like you saw, easy to be peeled off. .
Do you have to print the image in reverse? And how do you feed it through the laser printer without it getting jammed or wrinkled?
There are some setting in all Windows recent versions that let you choose the thickness of the paper flic.kr/p/TtHy2N and same settings are also on the printer's LCD screen. You will find more details on our Facebook page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Would this work on glass?
Can you use an inkjet image or does it have to be a laser copy?
Dorien Reed
It has to be laser printed, an encapsulated resin toner, inkjet are die inks that smears
Could this be done if the wood was painted?
Brittany Williams
I use it on painted wood, walls, candles, stones etc. The gel medium makes the pigments transfer, the paper can then be peeled off without becoming a porridge of fibers.
As usual initial surface will be smooth down and sealed by Gel Medium or transparent Gesso to fill up micro bumps.
Great! Does it matter if the paint is water based or oil based?
Brittany Williams
I have transferred a street number on the outside wall of my house without thinking what was the base of the paint, this was 5 months ago, it is UV protected by layers of gel medium
More examples on my FB Page
facebook.com/Palissade.Image
GÉNIAL 👍 !!!!Merci très bonne explications …
Paper jams on HP 8720. Used it before on another printer and it worked great. You have a great product, it just doesn’t work on my present equipment.
For HP printers, there is a web browser based user interface that gives you access to a lot of elements including paper thinness. Lets talk about it on my FB page, we will see how to get this work
Can one use this no rub method on canvas? Thanks!
Veré de ensayar nuevamente. ya te contaré
Un millón de gracias.
Miryam
What king of paper and glue did u used?
Love this! Thank you!!! I'm going to check out your FB page now because I have several questions (I'm brand new to this craft).
EXCELLENT WORK!!
What kind of paper were used for printing the designs?
So you say it all depends on how you apply the gel medium yet you don't "really" go into how to do that, how thick etc.Clearly if there is not enough the image won't transfer but what if there is too much? How do you know when you have applied enough. Any hints on what to look for in the light or any pointers as to how much gel to apply. Also wondering if a liquid medium like a glazing medium would work (so easy to get even coverage). About to experiment with your papers tonight. Printing on my Brother went well as long as the paper type is adjusted on the printer.
Cynthia Neely
There is something belonging to the common sense that I should remind. A transfer is made by a glue, gel medium or any varnish, not by the paper. The paper is an intermediate medium that will be used for the glue to make the transfer, you want an extreme thin layer of ink/toner to be transferred, not a paper, the quantity of glue is more linked to the surface to be covered than for its thickness. So you need to apply enough glue to make sure any single pixel is going to be glued to the final support. If using different supports, uneven ones or textured ones you become an experienced user that will think of the hint to get to be able to make a perfect transfer, then you will make sure there us no space empty of glue.
Before this paper, it wasn't possible to do it for a simple reason, ink was mixed with the paper fiber, when you remove the paper you can't see how much ink is removed from it. I hope it's more clear for you! Becoming a new advanced user is what a lot of users are doing when visiting our Facebook page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Cynthia Neely
The problem when giving to many detailed explanations to users is that they get confused
Nice and neat transfer ...I loved your neatly work..where we can buy that kind of palisade papers..thank you
Hello Tom, in what sizes are your papers available? Thank you.
sundar mann
Hello,
A4 right now
Etsy shop
www.etsy.com/shop/Palissade
Tom Palissade ..thanks for the instant reply. Can you custom make in other sizes according to the customer's need? Thanking you again.
sundar mann
I can't start a chat on RUclips, not easy
Go on my FB page I'll answer asap
Just what I was looking for 💜Thank you
Great radio ,thank you
can you do this to wood that has been stained with a finish?
Chauga Valley Farm LLC
It's not really a question of stain but it's color, light colored wood will give more color vibrance than dark ones, the transfer is made by the gel, so where the gel or glue can stick it works. I hope this answers 🌺
Amazing technique
Holaaa
Que clase de papel utilizas? Me encantan tus trabajos
Nos translation in RUclips on phone. Please look at the description, many links. Thank you
@@TomPalissade Gracias!
Amazing...Plz upload vedio for whiskey bottle (glass) photo transfer
What type of paper did you use. It did not rip when you took it off. Didn't look like ordinary printer paper. Nice work. Thank you.
Gilbert Santiago
Thank you 👍🏻, you can find our paper here www.etsy.com/shop/Palissade
What paper was the image printed on? as it looks very thin. Great video Thank you.
Denise Poole
Paper is 45 g per square meter, all recent laser printers can handle it on "thin paper" position on the LCD settings or on Windows 10
Tom Palissade Thank you
W
Does the wood have to be untreated or am I able to apply a coat of wax or oil to it before I make my transfer? Thank you!
Vanessa Henning
I don't see the interest of using wax under a transfer. We are dealing with water based glues, not with oil based products. You may knew that oil and water are not friends don't you
Your artwork is amazing!
But i would like to know how many hour exactly are needed for the gel to dry. Thank you!
Joana JOY
It's quite fast now in summer, you can use hairdryer, sun, heater etc. Most of the time it's less than 3 hours
Hi Tom. This is beautiful. One thing I want to know is that can Modge Podge be used for image transfer? You also showed modge podge while describing different options for the activity
All acrylic based glues, gel, varnishes can be used as soon as they become transparent when dry
Nice art
very very nice job.
Beautiful is this some special paper?
Yes Lorina it is 🌺 Here are links for your question, feel free to visit my FB page, you'll find many examples on different supports facebook.com/Palissade.Image
You can get the paper in my Etsy shop www.etsy.com/shop/Palissade
Tom Palissade h
can this be used to transfer images onto plastic pieces?
Living Black Business Network
No idea, I limit myself to what I've tried.
But if you already used the "Acrylic Gel medium process" you should know what glue works. The paper itself is printable and peelable, only the glue makes the transfer.
What type of transfer paper did you use? Is there any commercial brand for this type of paper? I assumed a regular bond paper would not do the work 😖
You are on the first commercial brand that invented the non rubbing transfer paper, here is where to get it
www.etsy.com/shop/Palissade
Some examples of what can be done
Tiles
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/759610460877095/
Stones
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/639819399522869/
Glass
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/637161593121983/
Candles
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772143852957089/
Stretch canvas
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772113279626813/
Painted wood
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/i761988870639254/
Video metal
ruclips.net/video/3o-xYVwXTVU/видео.html
Tom Palissade ,
can i use inkjet printers instead laser printers ?
thank you.
StaRoPlaTiNuM
No sorry Inkjet are making bubbles while drying
Thank you
Genius! Love this technique. Thanks for sharing:-D
Hi there Tom, I have an inkjet printer with a photo copier. Can I copy an image using the palisade transfer paper inside the copier instead of finding and using a laser printer? I guess I am not clear on why a laser works for this type of project. Thanks so much and I LOVE your work. Makes me smile :)
Sorry Stewart it makes bubbles and light colors on Inkjet printers
Tom Palissade thanks..
Fantastic product! A few questions please: Is it necessary to wear gloves when working with this paper? What do you use to seal your transferred image? I have an Epson printer that uses pigment based inks instead of dye based so do you think the pigment based inkjet printer might be an option? Thank you.
Marjie NS816
No gloves necessary, this is water based acrylic gel medium. Sealing is made with same gel medium already used or any other one
For pigment ink printers, I have only tried Epson work force with dura brite inks, i didn't like the results, i can't affirm that claria inks will do the same.
Laser printer recommended! on 200 videos I've seen on youtube, only unexperienced youtubers are not talking about laser printers. Difference is more than subtle, toner powder is already an encapsulated resin that will be melted to the paper by hot rolls. Inks don't have same properties, they make tiny bubbles and does not dry properly. Find my palissade image transfer FB Page on Google, few explanations and examples can be found.
Hi! Should I reverse my image when printing?
Only if you print letters 👍🏻
yes, if you want to look identical to your image. if you don't it will print in the opposite.
Can you use this technique on other surfaces such as glass, paper, fabric, etc
Dorien Reed
Yes it does. So you see that 5 sample sheets would be to short for your needs
Gonna try this on my custom made wooden music box. Hope it works!
Cool!!!👏👏👏
how long do these color last ??
Nourhan Saeed
It last as long as your sealing last, like any varnish protected support. If you want a long lasting protection, use resin based products
Hello tom, super great video tutorial can't wait myself to do that :) , just wanna ask after you remove the paper did you put a gel on the wood, just like sir adrian do in SLR coaching then let it dry as a final touch or you just let it dry after removing the paper? One more question is it ok to use varnish for the finale? please reply thanks. God bless!
Gavin TP
Yes Gavin, always seal the pores of acrylic to close them and to protect from UV.
Like any printed paper they don't like long exposition to light. You can add as many coats as you want including varnishes or waxes.
Thanks so much tom!
Hi
Will you be opening your shop soon?
Thanks
Greg
Greg Levy
facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Is your transfer paper, and other products available? Through Hobby Lobby, or other art stores here in America?
Have you or others tried this technique to apply an image to plastic, such as a model kit?
Being able to cleanly transfer just the printing (such as lettering) onto a model surface without any backing film (which is how typical water-slide decals work) would be a fantastic. The halo created by backing film is often noticeable on some decals when applied to a painted model, and also "silvering" when the decal film lifts up from the model surface can often make a decal look bad.
So being able to transfer just the printed image/text without ant residual backing film, would potentially solve a host of issues scale-model often run into.
The transfer of the image is made by the glue and keeps embedded in it. We do not know glues or gel mediums that grips on plastic so we do not recommend this process for non gripping surfaces
That's great! Does it work on painted surfaces? Or does it need to soak just into the wood?
Jason Langford
It works on a lot of surface, few examples here. All is on our Facebook page 👍🏻
Tiles
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/759610460877095/
Stones
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/639819399522869/
Glass
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/637161593121983/
Candles
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772143852957089/
Stretch canvas
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/772113279626813/
Painted wood
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/i761988870639254/
On metal
ruclips.net/video/3o-xYVwXTVU/видео.html
Watercolor papers
facebook.com/298417670329712/posts/788958751275599?sfns=mo
Hi lovely video thank you, what kind of paper to use for printing and is this laser print, and this technique can be used only on wood? Thank you
Laser only,, all materials on witch glues work. Many examples on this page facebook.com/Palissade.Image
Fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing.