Koala No Spray Waterslide Decal Paper

Demonstration of this "NO SPRAY" waterslide decal paper from Koala. Does not require a top coat before application and can be used with either an Inkjet or Laser printer. Both are shown here.
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[@mrgrinch61]

nice video thank you for posting it's a shame you can't make it dishwasher safe, sure looks nice

[@johnbarnette3916]

thanks for the demo

[@yourunclesam6780]

Amazing technique. Thanks

[@annettedeakin2462]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@JL-il6vk]

Roger, these are just beautiful! Easy to do as well. You must be retired. LOL

[@rogersshop]

Yes, retired, but busier now than when I was working!

[@elizabethdelmonte9181]

Great and informative video. Do you need to cure if putting this on glass?

[@rogersshop]

Yes. Same process.

[@shawncarter7188]

It's my understanding that laser printing doesn't run on any decal paper

[@rogersshop]

True

[@nooseolsen8642]

will this work on polymer items? im trying to get into doing this for fun. I heard you mention needing an oven to cure is that only for certain surfaces or all items

[@rogersshop]

Can also be cured with a heat gun, but use caution on plastic items or they may melt

[@andreagarasic3240]

Thank you for the video! What brand laser printer did you print with?

[@rogersshop]

The laser printer is a commercial Brother brand we have in our office.

[@kendispoto6871]

Great video. I was wondering if you have any experience using waterslide decals on wood? I have a home-use color laser and was thinking of placing decals on wood slice ornament? Any suggestions or recommendations would be welcome?

[@rogersshop]

Wood will need to be coated first with something like Polycrylic to make a non-porous surface. How it will fare with the bake process, I don't know.

[@scottyboy6269]

I can't even get this stuff to print properly on an XP-15000 lol

[@drizzyfest6285]

Roger, have you ever considered trying to cut Decal paper with a circuit?

[@rogersshop]

Never tried it, but I don't see why not.

[@crosley62]

Just curious if you have used these over the past year and how well they have held up, any scratching issues?

[@rogersshop]

Held up fine, but are used for pencil holders, so not subjected to heavy use.

[@crosley62]

@@rogersshop Thanks for the info. You have a great channel, keep up the good work.