Permanent Vinyl Versus Iron-On Vinyl on Wood Sign: Which Should I Use? Part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @andreamicheleo
    @andreamicheleo 11 месяцев назад

    Great video, straightforward information I needed for my projects. Thank you.

  • @saraasadi8602
    @saraasadi8602 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is THE video I was looking for. Thank you 🥰

  • @shannacegallengos5382
    @shannacegallengos5382 Месяц назад

    You are so awesome and I absolutely love your videos so much good information !!!

  • @daltonricketts6799
    @daltonricketts6799 Год назад +1

    Great content. Thanks for posting!

  • @susangolembiewski6624
    @susangolembiewski6624 Год назад +2

    I’m making a wood sign for outside. I painted the sign with Rustoleum 2x ultra cover paint & primer. Would you recommend HTV or permanent vinyl? I don’t know which will hold up best outside. Also, should I use the polycrylic sealer? And if so, when? After paint before vinyl or after paint & vinyl. This is my first outdoor sign & it’s a gift, so I want to make sure the vinyl doesn’t peel off after a month. Thank you!

    • @izzpop781
      @izzpop781 Год назад +2

      This is exactly what I wanted to know too (almost word for word 😄) & got quite hopeful as to what the answer would be but then noticed there was no reply as yet 😯

    • @Craftyjan
      @Craftyjan Год назад +2

      Yes you can use polycrylic to seal 24 hours after you've painted your wooden blank. And apply your permanent vinyl 24 hours after you applied the polycrylic.

    • @izzpop781
      @izzpop781 Год назад +1

      @@Craftyjan Thank you for that, that's really helpful. I didn't mean to sound rude about there being no reply, I was just really happy to see someone else had the same question as I did. Thanks again 🤗

  • @ReneeAye0
    @ReneeAye0 2 года назад

    Thank you for this video! So helpful. I couldn’t figure out why people used HTV vs Permanent.

  • @sumayakhan8805
    @sumayakhan8805 Год назад +1

    Are you able to mix the two on one wood? Can you layer the 2?

  • @fionalilley5073
    @fionalilley5073 6 месяцев назад

    Great video. I have a wooden growth chart that I need to put vinyl on. I haven’t sealed the wood as I need to be able write the kids names on as they grow. Which vinyl would you recommend please

  • @1beakin
    @1beakin Год назад

    could you add another to show how to use Infusible Ink sheets

  • @kathylaux3405
    @kathylaux3405 Год назад

    My wood is an old cabinet that we want to label. I will try permanent and hopes it sticks I guess. No way of coating the whole cabinet. What about sanding it a little to help adhere?

  • @gay-lynncouts5841
    @gay-lynncouts5841 Год назад

    Is it OK to add another coat of polyurethane after the project is completed? If not, how about Modge Podge?

  • @ayeshaazhar6891
    @ayeshaazhar6891 Год назад

    Hi Abbi... I want to know... Is it okay to have your wood sealed for Iron on vinyl? Thank you so much. Like always ur videos are very helpful.

    • @abbikirstencollections
      @abbikirstencollections  Год назад

      Yes, you can seal the wood for iron-on vinyl before or after adding the HTV. I find sealing before best.

  • @carolannh48
    @carolannh48 Год назад

    Can you do layers of iron on vinyl? Thank you for your video!!

  • @erinnoble2978
    @erinnoble2978 7 месяцев назад

    What are the challenges between using a heat-press and a regular iron? Is it temperature settings that makes it more difficult, or something else? I have a smaller iron about the size of the mini-press you use in this video that would work well for the wood sign I'd like to put vinyl on.

    • @abbikirstencollections
      @abbikirstencollections  6 месяцев назад

      Yes, you can use a household iron with Cricut Iron-On Vinyl. You can find step by step instructions here: help.cricut.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009378254-Everyday-Iron-On-Instructions#:~:text=Note%3A%20If%20using%20a%20household,up%2C%20onto%20the%20preheated%20material.

  • @MrBigkitty88
    @MrBigkitty88 Год назад

    Is there any sealers that you need to worry about melting? Ie modge podge

    • @abbikirstencollections
      @abbikirstencollections  Год назад

      I did not experience this in my testing but if you are concerned go with the polycrylic. :)

  • @jesusloveseveryone888
    @jesusloveseveryone888 9 месяцев назад

    Interesting idea. The only thing I politely mention out of care and safety precautions relates to paint fumes once they're heated. This isn't a good idea, and this is why I will never put a painted sign in my laser engraver. Heat and paint release toxic fumes - chemistry 101. I see so many young influencers who've described adverse lung issues after years of creating these creating gorgeous projects. Maybe post a disclaimer to let your audience know. I think you're very creative and talented, regardless. God bless.

    • @abbikirstencollections
      @abbikirstencollections  9 месяцев назад

      Yes, proper ventilation is so important. Thank you for your care for others!

  • @smeg8557
    @smeg8557 9 месяцев назад

    HI was wondering if you can help me? I tried using HTV on a wood sign but when I removed the backing it left little yellow marks on the wood, any idea why this would happen? Thank You!!

    • @abbikirstencollections
      @abbikirstencollections  8 месяцев назад +1

      Can you please send me a few images and share the process you used so I can better assist you?

  • @dariane6981
    @dariane6981 Год назад

    How long should you wait to add the vinyl after sealing?

  • @debr6230
    @debr6230 Год назад

    Did you paint and seal both sides of the wood blanks?

  • @smeg8557
    @smeg8557 10 месяцев назад

    Do you have to seal the wood if it’s going to be for indoors?

    • @abbikirstencollections
      @abbikirstencollections  10 месяцев назад +1

      Sealing the wood will make it easier to keep clean and dust free but you don't have to. Just make sure it is not in direct sunlight :)

    • @smeg8557
      @smeg8557 10 месяцев назад

      Im thinking it might be better to seal for a restroom application due to moisture but not sure, Thank You for replying!!@@abbikirstencollections