Ghiant Transfer Spray
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Ghaint Transfer spray offers an easy and quick way to trace the contours of your photographs, posters and prints on all smooth surfaces, such as paper, canvas, painted walls, wood, glass, ceramics, metals and textiles. Unlike standard carbon paper, you are not limited to a set format. Don't let your drawing skills hold back your creativity! Ghiant Transfer Spray can be misted over on the back of drawings, prints, or photographs for ease of tracing onto a variety of surfaces. The spray works with most papers, and it transfers well to canvas, walls, primed wood, cloth, ceramics . . . or anything your mind thinks up! You are not limited by the size of what you'd like to trace as the spray can work with whatever size your original image, giving you the maximum flexibility with your artwork. INSTRUCTION FOR USE Spray a thin layer of Ghiant Transfer Spray onto the back of a paper print or photograph. Allow the carbon layer to dry for at least 5 minutes. Stick your print onto the surface with masking tape to ensure it doesn't slip or move during the tracing process. Trace the line that you want to transfer wqith a pencil, ballpoint pen or tracer and pput just enough pressure on the material to transfer the image,. To make sure you don't accidentally transfer any of the carbon layer make sure you don't touch the drawing being copied with our bare hands or fingers when you are transferring the image. If you have done so by accident, you can usually remove the residue with a normal eraser. Caution. Follow safety instructions carefully. We recommend testing the product on your chosen surfaces to ensure successful tracing.
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GHIANT products are available in more than 45 countries and due to the experience gained from 25 years of making aerosols and aerosol formulations, continuous efforts to make high quality & environmentally safe products, GHIANT aerosols are now able to offer you a wide range of products and services.
Pro's & Con's
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* No Smudging
* Minimal wastage * Spray where needed - not limited to a format size |
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No Smudging
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Once dry it doesn't smudge.
When spraying, I got a lot on my hand holding the paper and it took 3 or 4 hand washes before I got the whole lot off,
When spraying, I got a lot on my hand holding the paper and it took 3 or 4 hand washes before I got the whole lot off,
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