I purchased 4 sheets
of Grafix Rub-onZ with the intention of transferring a cone flower image to a
piece of wood. I followed the directions but was surprised to find that when I
put the film on the board and rubbed - nothing happened. I was trying to attached
the non-sticky side to the wood. At this point, I gave up with the idea of
using wood and wondered how I could make this work for paper. I coated a 5x7
matte card with Jade PVA glue and placed the film down on the paper. I rubbed
with a bone folder to get as many of the air bubbles out as possible. I let it
sit for a while. Then I peeled off the outer film exposing the sticky side. At
this point, I thought I realized what I had done wrong. As I was peeling off
the film, there were some tears and scratches - I liked the way it looked. The
question was how to counter the sticky side up? I decided to try coating it
with Jade PVA. This worked perfectly. The resulting image looks a lot like some
of my emulsion lifts and I am happy with the results. I have repeated this
process three times now. Actually, I have yet to use the Grafix Rub-onZ
correctly.
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