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Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 13:38
by tracyreed

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Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 13:39
by tracyreed
first one melamine, 2nd glass and 3rd mdf
Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 13:41
by ArferMo
Are those diagonal lines in the lower half of the middle print supposed to be there.
Nice job, what is the substrate and what product did you coat it with.
Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 13:43
by tracyreed
no not supposed to be there, think it was where some dust settled last night. The first one is melamine, second one glass and the third mdf. Coatings from Rasmart, cold cure, so easy to use
Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 13:43
by ArferMo
Looks like the glass one has like a canvas image draped over it, or is that excess coating thats not been trimmed off.
Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 13:44
by tracyreed
yep the excess coating
Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 17:01
by KathG
They look great. Would you mind explaining how you do this or point me to a link somewhere. Just this morning I watched a video of a girl using a gel medium on a block of wood then she laid a photo printed on plain paper over the block. Left it over night to dry and then dampened the paper and used her fingers to remove the paper. It left behind the image on the block of wood which she sealed with Mod Podge.
Re: First attempts coating my own products
Posted: 06 Feb 2015, 17:55
by tracyreed
Hi Kath, I put a sublimation coating on