Decal Paper and CoverCoat

*This paper is not for inkjet printers, please note. Silkscreen, doodle, or laserprint? Yes.

BASICS:
Image the decal paper. Allow it to dry well. Coat with covercoat, allow it to dry well. Then cut out the image, soak it briefly in warm water, and s l i d e it off the backing paper onto any smooth surface, like glass, ceramic, wood...embellish furniture, walls, stationery. Images will show up best on a light background & the surface needs to be clean and smooth for best contact.

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Try our ready - to - print screens with your own designs, or :~) (gallery up soon!) with ours.

Laser print transfers! a sweet
way to work with fired decals on ceramics or glass ~
Laser printer toner contains enough iron oxide to create a beautiful range of sepia to chocolate, depending on the amount of ink laid into the original. (Unlike Lazer-Tran paper, this is safer for printers...though your local copy center may not take your word for it. DIY/dl first time...)

Tiny Tip*For imaging warm glass, cover the transferred image with clear glass flux & fire as usual.

Decal Paper: 8.5" x 11"
5 packs, 10 packs, 20 pack

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Cover Coat SD740

CoverCoat strengthens and water-proofs the imaged decal before soaking/transferring.*Available in larger sizes - please contact us :~)

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Helpful links: * & more asap

How-To: Make a Decal - a short tutorial for ceramic/glass apps

laser transfers onto glazed pieces or glass
transfers to greenware in any state and to a limited extent, bisque. This is mostly text and includes a basic recipe for turning oxides into a screenable glaze