Submariner
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One thing to remember if you are using the dry print transfers, you must reverse the text (mirror image) on the transfer sheet.
DECAL Papers etc.,
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beavercreek
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I use Crafty for all of my waterslide transfer paper (inkjest and laser) and have thought of the dry transfer stuff but...I found a guy who had used it (he is a fine modeller and painter etc) and he said that it was quite a bit of a palava so he carried on with the water slides or vinyl.
But it does have a fascination and if it could be mastered then way-hey!
Still no white lettering on clear background printing though
There is this system which IS expensive per sheet
http://www.craftycomputerpaper.co.uk/.-Decal-PRO-Fx_000012.htm < Link To http://www.craftycomputer...ecal-PRO-Fx_000012.htm
But it does have a fascination and if it could be mastered then way-hey!
Still no white lettering on clear background printing though
There is this system which IS expensive per sheet
http://www.craftycomputerpaper.co.uk/.-Decal-PRO-Fx_000012.htm < Link To http://www.craftycomputer...ecal-PRO-Fx_000012.htm
ntpntpntp
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Might have to try some of the clear dry-rub paper with my old Alps Microdry printer (which does print white and metallics etc.).
I get very good results with making my own water-slide decals but maybe dry-rub would be even better if there is no backing film to speak of, just adhesive? I'm assuming it'll be like good old LetraSet I used to use decades ago?
I get very good results with making my own water-slide decals but maybe dry-rub would be even better if there is no backing film to speak of, just adhesive? I'm assuming it'll be like good old LetraSet I used to use decades ago?
Dylanlewis2000
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I have used them before and found it no use at all. I ordered some cheapo stuff off ebay which worked brilliantly! Make of that what you will...