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Adding products to your
cart will transfer you to our e-commerce website where you
can make additional selections, or order larger
quantities at discount prices and finish the checkout
process.
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Media specifications
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Inkjet Water-Slide Decal Paper To Order: Please go to our new e-commerce website http://www.hyaz.com/store/ |
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Introduction pack
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Soft Rubber Decal Squeegee 3 1/4" x 1 1/2" Item # RDS314
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Foam Pads to apply the liquid fixative and mounting fluid. Item# WFP32 32 pieces per pack |
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To make decorative waterslide decals using our IAS paper, you must use our clear decal fixative or deal film forming aerosol. Using clear spray available in hardware stored my or MAY NOT give satisfactory results. Please call us for more information. |
Water slide Decal paper. To make CLEAR/TRANSPARENT decals: Apply a complete coating of either Papilio Aerosol Decal Fixative (ASCF) or Krylon Crystal Clear acrylic spray. Hold the can approximately one to two feet from the printed sheet. Allow the sheet 30 minutes - 1 hour to dry. Using either an Exacto knife or VERY sharp clean scissors cut your decals from the sheet, leaving a border of at least 1/4" of clear space around your design. Applying the decal. Dip your decal in warm water (not hot). the paper will roll up and then straighten out again. When the film starts to loosen from the paper, place the paper on the substrate to be decorated, and slide the paper out from under the decal. Work out air bubbles with the decal squeegee and let dry. It is important to remove all water and air from underneath the decal. DO NOT cut out the decal first and then apply the solution as the edges of the paper can absorb the liquid, making it impossible to later slide the decal off the paper.
Instructions updated Friday, October 19, 2012
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