The transfer image is easily attached by rubbing it onto a flat surface without glue or varnish. A tool is included in the package.
Suitable for wood, metal, glass, mirror or plastic. If the surface is subject to wear, we recommend final protection with wax or Finishing Coating.
Transfer pack containing 4 sheets.
Size of one sheet: 30.5 x 40.5 cm.
English instructions included.
Prepare the surface for attachment
Store the transfer sheet with the backing until you are ready to apply it. Keep dust and debris away as they will affect adhesion. Do not let the adhesive side of the transfer touch anything before applying. When handling the transfer, avoid letting the adhesive side touch itself (do not do so in a windy environment). Do not store the transfer in extreme temperatures or humid conditions which may affect adhesion.
If you are only using part of the pattern, cut out the pattern with the backing sheet and keep the rest with its backing as well.
Layout
Start with a clean, dry, matte surface. If you have painted, make sure it has cured well, and if you have sanded the paint, make sure there is no dust residue. All of these things will hinder adhesion. You can also apply a Finishing Coat to the surface before laying. Make sure the surface is completely dry before working.
Carefully peel the transfer from its white backing sheet. Slowly and carefully lower the selected design onto the intended surface, making sure it does not touch anything until it is correctly positioned. Hold the selected sheet in place with small pieces of low-tack/sensitive surface tape.
Using the tool provided or your choice, start at one end of the transfer and rub it quite vigorously to ensure that the image adheres to the surface. Do this until the entire image has been transferred. Check by gently lifting the sheet and If any part does not transfer when you lift it, simply place it back down and rub that part more. Once the image has been transferred, use a clean, dry hand to smooth out any areas of the design that have not adhered evenly.
We recommend sealing with a water-based (or non-harsh solvent) sealant (waxes created for chalk paints also work well if they do not contain harsh solvents).
