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  • can you please list out all the ingredian for easy to get all the stuff in my place, because i go to the art shop they not sure what is the name of the ingredian may be in my place the name of the brand might not have the same brand as what you use. Thanks any way reply me asap.

  • @kennyhokeanseng Hi - sorry for the delay in responding! To make the skins we use our GOLDEN Fluid Acrylics. Really any colors you like will work. Then we used our GOLDEN Digital Ground for Non-Porous Surfaces, applying two coats and letting each one fully dry. Really, that's about it - very simple and basic to do. To find out more, please follow the links to our website that you can find in the Info section of the video description. Hope that helps!

  • Wow! What an amazing technique, fun. I need to try this. thank you for sharing.

  • @allycinza You are most welcomed! And thanks for stopping by to watch!

  • love your ALL your prouducts ! -very excited about using this -only concern is can the skin be placed in a tray feeder of a printer? you only show printer with a top feed ?

  • Hi -

    Thanks for the compliments, we really appreciate it!

    A front tray feeder is definitely the most difficult as the paper path is typically a U shape, and that sharp curve around can cause problems. Does your printer allow for a straight path through from the back? Some have that feature for thicker media, like poster board. Otherwise, if wanting to print on a skin, we would probably recommend trying to find a printer with either a top feed or straight path that you can work with.

  • @mylight1223 Hi - and thanks for the comments! We would not recommend a bottom tray feeder where the paper travels in a 'U' shape. However, we have had success with a top feeder, where the paper path is more 'L' shaped. Best, of course, is when you can feed it from the back directly.

    We also just now added some helpful links in the Info section for the video, so check those out and if you still have questions, just contact us!

  • Does anyone know if you're supposed to use different Ground for printing on different fabrics?

    In the examples at the end they list Digital Ground for non-porous surfaces on polyester fabric, but Digital Ground Clear Gloss on cloth (which I'm assuming means cotton).

    I'm looking to print on cotton or cotton/poly fabric for use in apparel, so I'm also wondering about the washability of these mediums.

    Any help greatly appreciated~ Thanks in advance!

  • Hi - thanks for the question!

    The Non-Porous was recommended on polyester because this material is very non-absorbent by nature. However, on something absorbent, like cotton, the Clear (Gloss) would be recommended.

    Unfortunately, however, both of these grounds are highly water sensitive and would easily wash off, so we DO NOT recommend using them on any fabrics meant to be worn or laundered.

  • That is very interesting. I always had fun pealing off acrylic paint from my plastic palette and I use to wonder what I could do with it. Now I know. Thank you for sharing : )

  • And thank you for stopping by!! We really appreciate it. And if you have any questions don't hesitate to email or call us. We are always happy to help!

  • amazing thank you :).. i just want to ask you about the thing you used on the colors that looks like glue can you explain it for me and from where can i get it ?

  • Would be happy to! The product is called GOLDEN Digital Ground for Non-Porous Surfaces, which is an ink receptive coating that can allow you to print on the acrylic skin with a regular ink-jet printer. See our website for more info. The links are in the 'more info' section off to the side. Or email us and we would be happy to explain this further.

  • wow this is wild! I've used liquitex in the past, but I've been thinking of switching to golden for my acrylics.

  • Thanks!! We truly appreciate it.

    And if there is anything else we can do to help, just ask!

  • great!!! thank you !!

  • You are absolutely welcomed!!

    Thanks for stopping by and watching. And let us know if we can help with anything else.

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