dave gibson
Elite Cafe Member
Does someone know a transfer method where you draw it out by hand and transfer it by burnishing? I'm still too much a moron to use a printer and using Saral on small irregular surfaces is awkward
hand draw and burnish transfer?
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Brian Marshall
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Hi Dave,
If you look back in your notes... you do have your notes don't you?
On the pages that list transfer methods you will see that there are two methods listed that might do what you want...
#8. Using a pencil drawing (done in reverse), apply my transfer lacquer liquid. Let dry, affix the drawing with tape, and burnish.
#17. Trace with pencil over “frosted” (one side) acetate, burnish over transfer lacquer.
Call or PM me if you need more.
Brian
If you look back in your notes... you do have your notes don't you?
On the pages that list transfer methods you will see that there are two methods listed that might do what you want...
#8. Using a pencil drawing (done in reverse), apply my transfer lacquer liquid. Let dry, affix the drawing with tape, and burnish.
#17. Trace with pencil over “frosted” (one side) acetate, burnish over transfer lacquer.
Call or PM me if you need more.
Brian
Brian Marshall
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Another one on those pages:
9. Using “Chinese Whiteâ€, NGravers’ Layout Compound, or flat white spray paint as a base – draw directly on the surface. Or reverse the procedure using flat black paint, and white layout pencil/pen. Scribe or engrave right through and remove with the appropriate solvent.
B.
9. Using “Chinese Whiteâ€, NGravers’ Layout Compound, or flat white spray paint as a base – draw directly on the surface. Or reverse the procedure using flat black paint, and white layout pencil/pen. Scribe or engrave right through and remove with the appropriate solvent.
B.
Mike Cirelli
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
Here you go buddy give this a try.
http://www.igraver.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4202
http://www.igraver.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4202
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