KOALA PAPERMatte Waterslide Decal for INKJET & LASER Printers, No Need Spray Coating, White 8.5x11 Inch Water Slide for DIY Tumbler, Mug, Nail Crafts, 20 Sheets

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I transferred some favourite logos to a glass mug. It was easy to do and looked great.

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No pre spray. Images are bright and ink stays where put, no bleeding. It does rip so be careful when applying to surfaces. Watch the Youtube videos on howto apply. My new go to for waterslides. Can't wait for Koloa to come up with a clear waterslide.

I make my own transfers for model buses, some of which are absolutely tiny. Using conventional ink jet waterslide paper, a coat of acrylic lacquer or varnish is required to seal the ink and prevent in washing off during its wetting process to release it from the backing paper. The issue with having tiny transfers is the water ingress at the edges causes the ink to feather and leak out leaving a white edge. Also the varnish can react very slightly with the ink, causing the ink to bloom and lose sharpness.Koala Mate No spray retains sharp print and the edges don't bleed out, so the result is a much cleaner, more reliable transfer, which is quicker and easier to make and use. The photos added are of a 1:76 scale model with tiny adverts printed on Koala Paper. The model is approximately five inches long.

This was my first experience with waterside transfers. I used these to decorate my son’s goalie mask. I made really big transfers and they went on with ease, no ripping and I was quite rough with them. I didn’t apply a clear coat before using the decals and there was no ink loss, bleeding or fading. The ink stayed locked in. The photo is after a clear coat was applied to the mask to help protect the decals during use.