Xerox Image Transfer With Acetone Technique

Learn how to make simple and unique distressed image transfers using this technique with acetone and Xerox!
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[@kateveneroso5754]

if you are out side, you need to have a respirator!! Please as a professional print maker in the 80s I did huge pieces onto archival print paper, years later, I was found to have small tumors in my lungs! They are quite small but they are caused by working continually with these chemicals. You should know also, that these images if they are quite dark, transfer onto (oil printed images hand printed or press printed) quite successfully. Also the thickness of the transfer: if it is thin, very thin, will transfer stronger images. You can transfer in this manner from gift wrap paper as well, it comes out bright, colorful. Now onto something you should know if you indeed wanting to keep sake, sort of images it must be stored away from light! These images are highly light sensitive and are not archival! I mostly transfer my own images, and do not have to deal with copyrights...!

[@snapcult464]

Best paper for this method is Archess 88 silk screen paper.

[@JessicaVanderpol]

Great tips! Also, what are the name of the songs that you used in this video?

[@diamondb1756]

Will thus work on a canvas?

[@barbcal3582]

why would you place the jar opposite of where you are holding the pen....

[@hannelindblad9470]

Must it be laserprint?

[@THELONELYSOULSCLUB]

Its toner not laser?

[@tinblessing8]

Clear helpful instruction but lessen the volume on the music please.

[@deansolo4581]

Great video very helpful, trouble is I am having a real hard time finding someplace that has a copy machine that uses "toner" everyone uses laser printing these days. Any suggestions?

[@gareth1971]

Laser printers and photocopiers both use toner.

[@cliffdariff74]

Did you say laser print? I think you need a toner print.

[@nansenscat9315]

This is true. But most laser printers use toner cartridges in their printing process. Some laser printers work better than others.