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How To Use Color Transfers

How To Use Color Transfers

, by Gene Howard, 2 min reading time

You guys will not believe that Sonja from Socks On A Rooster only used THREE products for this unbelievable transformation! With stunning detail, on top of an old world finish, you are sure to fall in love. Learn how she used our Color Transfers paired with our One Step Paint by watching the video below or scroll down for a step-by-step guide!

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How To

Step One

Clean Candle Sticks With Clean Slate

Step Two

Paint A Base Coat With Selznick Grey One Step Paint

Step Three

Apply Two Coats Of One Step Paint

Step Four

Let Paint Dry

Step Five

Cut Your Transfer To Desired Size

Step Six

Remove White Protective Paper And Apply To Candle Stick

Step Seven

Use Tongue Depresser To Rub Transfer Onto Candle Stick

The color transfers are a full-color ink image transfer that can be combined with a variety of surfaces to create endlessly customized DIY home décor. Enjoy the thrill of creating unique art quickly and easily with our full-color transfers. 

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What you'll love:

  • Cut out sections or use the entire design. 
  • Simply pick your project and watch your vision come to life as you rub the color design off of the sheet onto your clean surface. 
  • You can transform glass, ceramic, wood, most painted finishes, paper....the possibilities are endless. 
  • Start adding artistic elements to your furniture and accents without any drawing or painting skills!

How to use: 

Remove them from the backing and place them color (glossy) side up on the surface where you would like to adhere the transfer. Use a wooden stick (included) to rub on the glossy top of the transfer, this will release the ink from the heavy plastic it is on, and adhere it to the surface you are working with.

While our transfers are quite durable, if you plan to use them on a high-traffic surface and want additional protection, you can seal them with either our “Matte Sealer” or “Bright Idea” lacquer. For hard, flat surfaces (such as furniture or trays) apply our Matte Sealer with a foam roller.

For hard, rounded or odd-shaped surfaces (such as lamps), spray with a coating of our “Bright Idea” lacquer.

Note: both sealants are for interior use only and should not be applied to fabric. Sealants further adhere the transfer and smooth edges to avoid chipping. They do not protect from scratching. Re-apply as needed over time.

 

 

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