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Post by nangwaya on Nov 7, 2018 17:52:30 GMT
I haven't tried it out, but when I visited my local art supply store yesterday, they had a poster explaining how to go about transferring images from a laserjet print to another surface.
The material they used was something like this:
gel
I was thinking of trying to print shield work through a colour laserjet and then transferring the image onto a miniature's shield.
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Post by johnw on Nov 7, 2018 20:28:01 GMT
Better off using decals. I had 2 issues when I tried a laser printer - the ink smudged and you could only print a whole sheet at once
John
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Post by nangwaya on Nov 7, 2018 22:42:43 GMT
Thanks for letting me know that you were not happy with the results.
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Post by notjustromans on Dec 30, 2018 3:35:30 GMT
I made decals using my inkjet printer and the afterspray is critical, testers makes a decal spray to stop the ink smudge, and just print your decals fast on a plain piece of paper, then cut a piece of decal paper the proper size and with a tiny bit of tape put it in the same place and run it thru the printer again on a high resolution...I have been getting great results
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