How to Make Dry Transfers

A brief look into the process of creating custom dry transfers which can be used in many applications including production models, scale models and hot foil replication.
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[@Joemac1989]

this is fantastic you're the only person that I can find that will actually show this process. Thank you

[@robbie.j7639]

Great video, can't wait for part 2 and the directors cut.

[@malikkaiser5139]

I realize Im kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good place to watch new tv shows online ?

[@jackkraken3888]

That was amazing. This needs more likes.

[@dezmach93]

How do you prevent it from being rubbed off? Do you use another coating?

[@mjcrodrepairs]

Great company, wouldn’t go anywhere else.

[@chase_modugno]

What's the difference between these dry transfers and the less expensive dry transfer paper made for ink jet printers?

[@massimilianodematteo5136]

Hi, I would like to know if a paper like the one used in the video to make handmade transfers is on sale

[@miss.wright3035]

Will this transfer adhere to a vinyl wrap ?

[@MyllerSWE]

So its first yellow alcohol ink followed by silver alcohol ink. Then two layers of some clear coat? Lastly a layer of some glue with a sensitizer in it. Would love to know what the last product is called.

[@robbiejones5711]

So the gold ink, then the chrome ink, two passes of some thing. Then a photo resist which is the green color. It's exposed hardening the graphics. Then a solvent to remove the clear layers that are not wanted. Then another solvent to remove the ink areas not wanted. Then finally a solve t to remove the resist leaving the graphics. Did I get it? What are the two clear layers applied to the ink?!!!! This is what I need to know.

[@markclark7178]

Great ! Just what I need . How much for one sheet ?

[@approvedcs8266]

Hi Mark, Price would depend on what you need i.e. gloss, matt or foil and the sheet size A5, A4 or A3 depending on how many of your designs you can get on a sheet. If you don't have a design that's fine we can help you out with that :) Give us a call (01403 71 33 34) or email us at [e-mail] and we can work it all out for you! Visit our website www.approved.co.uk if you wanted to browse the prices! Hope to hear from you! Many thanks

[@approvedcs8266]

​@Barry Manilowa Hi Barry, Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately materials for this process are extremely expensive, Foil Toners and Foil Inks, Photo-sensitive Inks and Adhesives as well as all the chemicals to develop the transfer and printers for the negatives. Not to mention that a single transfer can take up to an hour to make. All of this and we still charge less than our competitors. It probably would be cheaper to use cocaine impregnated paints and inks extracted from pureed truffle juice dug up by unicorn pigs, but i don't think our customers would be too happy.

[@fitrianhidayat]

Some explanation would be nice

[@basilpercimoney]

It'll be cheaper and faster to oder this online from China me thinks