Water Transfer Printing Part One

Shows laying out the film on the water and spraying the activator on the film for dipping. Hope you like it. If you have any questions check it out at www.liquidconceptsus.com or feel free to call me at 501-840-7025. Thanks.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• water
• transfer
• printing
• hydrygraphics
• camo
• dipping

[liquidconcepts09]

I can sell you all the materials that you will need for this process. If you call the number on the description, I can tell you more on what you need and everything about dipping.

[rhblakeman]

I was wondering if you messed up or it didn't go as needed - can you get the film off easily to retry it, or would you have to recoat it with a base coat and try again?

[3DPeter]

@pawlotrzebinia

it's the same as a full respray from a car. primer, paint and then clear coat. If you wan to spray plastic, then you need a special plastic primer first, before using the rest.

[3DPeter]

@STARTANEZ

i'm from holland, europe, and i bought a set today, and i'm also curious what the activator is made of,

so i sprayed a bit, and it smells the same as paint thinner. I also found site where someone told wha

the formula was, and i checked it on wikipedia, and most of the ingredients were the same as from

regular thinner, so next thing what i'm going to do is to try it out on a small piece of film and see if it works.

[mickthemiddleman]

This is available in Australia now at customskinsaustralia.webs.com

[irys280483]

what is the temperature of water?

[pawlotrzebinia]

You must use a special primer or not ?

[STARTANEZ]

Can you please tell me where to buy the activator and the films.

also I will like to know what is the technical name of the activator?

and what is the substance in it.

thanks