How to transfer any image on metal

[zahar]

It occurred to me, but tell me if it already was. This method is very fast. It is for accurate translations.

 

[bildio]

Great video. Thanks for making it.

Can you provide a list of materials that are used? For example, is the clear tape special, and what is the fluid that you apply to the surface? Do you use an inkjet or a laser printer?

 

[zahar]

Laser printer. Any adhesive tape that can lift toner. And solvent. I didn’t experiment, but I think he should be strong.

 

[mitch]

it would have to be printed on some sort of coated paper (silicone parchment?), because you can't just lift an image off plain paper with tape, regardless of the printer type- inkjet or laser.

 

[zahar]

Parchment paper. Sorry, forgot to mention)))

 

[tdelewis]

I have transferred from parchment paper without the tape. I think I used prismacolor marker or TW's transfer solution. I know it was one or the other but don't remember because it is not my usual method. 100% of toner transferred without the tape.

 

[Tattooedandengraving]

What solvent was used?

 

[zahar]

[QUOTE = "Tattooedandengraving, post: 227790, member: 14268"] Какой растворитель использовался? [/ QUOTE]
I think it doesn't matter.Take strong.

 

[mitch]

My main problem with using parchment was that the toner was so fragile it flaked off with a stern look. I even tried rubbing the paper with acetone to improve adhesion, which helped a little, but it was still almost impossible to use without damaging the image. I finally gave up. Maybe using an intermediate tape transfer would be better than trying to go straight from parchment to metal?