Anyone know which is the best way to transfer a printed image into a blank notebook.
I have heard of Turpentine, Acetone & Xylol. Trying to figure out the most effective & cheapest way for lazer printed paper transferred to blank notebook paper. Any suggestions?
Non Sequitur
Apr 22, 17 3:35 pm
Acetone, or nail polish remover. Just remember that the image will transfer as a mirrored version of the original.
Peppi Armstrong
Apr 22, 17 4:25 pm
Thank you.
Do u put the acetone on the actual image or on the back sheet of the image?
JonathanLivingston
Apr 22, 17 4:32 pm
Back. You trying undue the bond between the paper and ink not the ink and new surface. This only work with images printed with an inkjet printer too
Peppi Armstrong
Apr 22, 17 4:37 pm
Thank u for yr advise, understood.
So u say it must be an ink jet image.
Do photostated & laser printer images not work then?
Non Sequitur
Apr 22, 17 5:13 pm
You need images printed using toner printers. If you're not sure, run the image through a photocopier first.
Peppi Armstrong
Apr 22, 17 5:17 pm
Thank you all for yr great advice.
Highly appreciated!
Anyone know which is the best way to transfer a printed image into a blank notebook.
I have heard of Turpentine, Acetone & Xylol. Trying to figure out the most effective & cheapest way for lazer printed paper transferred to blank notebook paper. Any suggestions?
Acetone, or nail polish remover. Just remember that the image will transfer as a mirrored version of the original.
Thank you.
Do u put the acetone on the actual image or on the back sheet of the image?
Back. You trying undue the bond between the paper and ink not the ink and new surface. This only work with images printed with an inkjet printer too
Thank u for yr advise, understood.
So u say it must be an ink jet image.
Do photostated & laser printer images not work then?
You need images printed using toner printers. If you're not sure, run the image through a photocopier first.
Thank you all for yr great advice.
Highly appreciated!