Thanks!

Thanks for commenting. What I would not do is make the layer thicker. This causes the paper to become too wet and thus wrinkle. Also, you can easily smear the image with any slight movement when you use too much adhesive.

De nada. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Liquidtex...Yes, Gel Medium.

Thanks. I've used many/most methods, including wax paper, label paper, etc. Yes, you can transfer images using all these methods and more. It comes down to 'preference' and ease-of-use. I did not like the label paper or wax paper approach for multiple reasons. It's a pull method (no moisture release) that can potentially result in pulling part of the image off. It has more 'tug' to it. Also, if label paper, you either have to deal with peeling off labels and wasting them (unless you use them). And a minor concern is that Laser printers work off a heating element (I used to repair laser printers in the 90's). Having 'wax' go through my printer where there is a 'hot' element mildly concerns me especially if you print transfers as often as I do. It really comes down to preference. You can simply use regular printer paper and the soak and rub method. Many folks, including myself, can't stand soaking and rubbing. The mess, the potential for damaging the image, etc. HTH

Thanks, but did you read the title?

Send me some paper Please

The brand of Gel Medium isn't important. And completely dry is completely dry, no matter the glue. That paper should not be able to be pulled off when dry. If you can peel it off, either it is not dry or not glued at all (ie. doesn't stick to that type of surface). The only way the paper should peel off if glued correctly is that it is moistened and then peeled as designed.

Thank you I should’ve listened to your video in the first place. I wouldn’t have had these issues.

Yes. Please watch the other videos on this channel as I have one or two using Canvas and a few on painted surfaces.

@@imagetransferswithrix thank you!!

What other transfer paper? I'm not aware of any. This is about the RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper. And I would not recommend polycrylic as the glue. You can certainly use it as a protective coating after making the transfer.

You can take a picture/photo and glue it to something, sure. But this is about 'transferring' a picture. You can't actually 'transfer' a picture using plain paper. The picture would be part of the paper itself. If you use a print on regular paper and glue it image side down onto something, you could soak the paper and rub off the back. Eventually the picture will show through. There are videos using plain paper. It's messy, time consuming, you risk rubbing off some of the image, and you need to spray it with clear coat or something in order to combat the paper 'haze' that is usually left behind. Personally, I prefer being able to glue, dry in 3-4 minutes, moisten and peel right off like butter. :-)

It's in the title of the video and the description area.

What do you mean by "word" transfer? Transferring words? That would be no different than transferring any image. Words are images when printed on paper. Just print it mirrored.

@@imagetransferswithrix yes… that part i got! But can i do the transfer on top of say napkin decoupage on jar or bottle? Just bought some paper btw!

@@AbsoluteAwesomeVibes Assuming the napkin has well adhered to the bottle, I think it would work just fine. Thanks for your order!

Cant wait to get them in hand. I think my finger prints will be blank from rubbing off all papers 🤣🤣🤣

@@AbsoluteAwesomeVibes Not with this paper. Your days of rubb'n are over!

Just glue.

Completely. If you use a hair dryer or heat gun, 3-4 minutes. Otherwise, just make sure it is completely dry.

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It depends on the image size for the tile. Each sheet is 8.5 x 11 so you can calculate how many images you can put on each sheet.

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