Tom palisade transfer paper

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@davidtibble5602 Tom palissade transfer paper

Tom palisade transfer paper

Plus en vente et personne n'en vend a ça place.. si il voulait bien nous dire quel papier utiliser pour recrée son papier je suis preneur

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You can use mailing label papers. Print on the smooth/ gloss surface after taking off the stickers

Yes, this is not glossy and not wax. It doesn't slide like wax paper

@@TomPalissade where can i get this paper to buy?

Label paper - the shiny side - gives you everything you need plus, free labels! You must use a laser printer though, as Tom has done here.

@@221b-Maker-Street Very True! I’m waiting for my Laser Printer, although I got the Black and White Printer it will look nice for now. To bad I couldn’t use a color toner and be able to print color. Don’t think that’s an option!

@@221b-Maker-Street Like wax paper it is too slippery. Slides around. Can smear unless you are really careful. There is a better option.

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Hello, thanks for your comment. Our paper is called Tom Palisade Transfer Paper, we are restarting a new store. When everything will be ready, we will make an announcement on our Facebook page. Please subscribe to be first informed here facebook.com/Palissade.Image

@@TomPalissade is the paper available now,?

Laser inks are not opaque, the need of a colored background will help clarity of the printing. It already makes the difference between mirrors and bottles. You can use plain copy paper, the difference will be the rubbing time AND results reliability. Our product is not peeling the ink like finger work. It means making series is possible while using copy paper is not. Hope this helps

It's a special paper

Hello, Yes, we had an issue of reassortment that will be ending soon. Send us a message on our Facebook page linked in the description, we will contact you as soon as possible. Thank you

We will change e-commerce platform, Etsy is not anymore friendly to us

Hi, many of our customers made image transfer on guitars. There is no residue, texture would comes from the thickness of the gel. Maybe it would be smart to use a varnish used for guitars. The technique is always the same, a glue, a varnish is applied on the surface, image on paper is glued to it and when dry the paper is removed by water. You can then protect your guitar by a similar varnish aa a final coat.

@@TomPalissade Thhank you so much for your near instantaneous reply. The guitar comes with a professional, perfect finsih (for 2000d it should), I think the point is I do not WANT to to ruin that wih any type of make-shift cover up. Thanks again. (think i may need to burn fifty bucks on a throw away and test it.)

Try on a thin plywood maybe 👍🏻

@@TomPalissade Good idea - Amazon has cheap tonewood.

Like for all exposed printed object, inside same gel is ok, outside a stronger varnish

Right now we are out of stock. The paper is difficult to find with the specs we demand. We found a new wholesaler and we hope the restocking will be soon

Hi, this is not easy to chat in KZfaq... We are using any kind of laser printer, we prefer using Brother ones because they don't call home and don't tell you like HP, that you're not using genuine cartridges. We by refills found on Amazon. Laser printer for two reasons, first inkjet printers make bubbles that don't dry fast enough, inkjet also makes pale colors, black are not black etc. Our paper allows making reliable series of prints because all the paper is removed at once. For more info, on a phone or tablet there is an Etsy app with good messaging section. We can send pictures or links for more examples.

@@TomPalissade Thank you for getting back to me, I appreciate it.

Only if you print letters 👍🏻

yes, if you want to look identical to your image. if you don't it will print in the opposite.