Reverse transfer paper

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will be applying onto white lbm. I saw that kind on wood and didn't like the fact that you can see the edges of sticker. Is anyone successfully using the transfer/rub on type?
 
J.T.450r said:
will be applying onto white lbm. I saw that kind on wood and didn't like the fact that you can see the edges of sticker. Is anyone successfully using the transfer/rub on type?
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It is micro thin. Once it is on if you finish over it you can't tell it is there. If you don't do any finish then it will be shiner then the surrounding area and will stand out.
 
Thanks, The cue I am looking at with the sticker is old I guess this stuff has gotten better/thinner and yes the cue's will have a finish. I will give it a try unless someone is using the other type successfully thanks again J.T.
 
J.T.450r said:
Thanks, The cue I am looking at with the sticker is old I guess this stuff has gotten better/thinner and yes the cue's will have a finish. I will give it a try unless someone is using the other type successfully thanks again J.T.
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It is so thing it is hard to believe. It will sometimes just fall apart as you transfer it if you put any strain on it. Just buy some and experiment. It will do what you want and it is cheap. If you are just putting a small logo on you can print a couple of hundred or more on each sheet.
 
They are out of stock any other suppliers of this type paper?........dumb question im sure I can find it online search...
 
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J.T.450r said:
They are out of stock any other suppliers of this type paper?........dumb question im sure I can find it online search...
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I just bought it locally from a place that sells stuff for ceramics. They use it to put logos on things like coffee cups and so on. Pm me your address and I will send you some to try. I know I have some around here. The main thing is you need water proof ink.
 
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