5 Ways to Print on Wood | DIY Image Transfer

Does this work on treated wood or

I tried the polycrylic on plywood and barely anything transferred.. does it need to be hardwood?

Excelent !!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I feel like im missing something. I did the polyurethane but not all of it stayed and about half of the print came off with the paper.

The CNC doesn't look as good. Mire money for poorer quality.

#5 is not looking to good imo

Was the wording on the paper printed backwards? I couldn't tell.

I wonder if it works on color, I have a project I want to do for an anniversary..

Thanks for the transfer tips!

This is absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much.

2 questions: 1. how long can you wait after you print the picture? (does the ink have to be hot, or could you wait until the ink dries?) 2. does this work with colors?

friend, I congratulate you on the video, what a great job. I ask you to use ink injection printing, can you also use the polyacrylate method?

What does the wood look like using inkjet printing?

Will these work with magazines or does it need to be with a laser printer? I have a laser printer, but I also have 100s of magazines I would like to use up and recycle.

The laser turned out to be pretty bad. How could you say it's great?

Have you tried a color image?

How durable are they? I don't just want something that looks awesome, I want it to keep looking awesome and I don't want to have to wear white gloves between getting the image on and getting the protective coating on

I am wondering… does this work well with painted or stained wood?

Thank you for this helpful video!

I did mine on canvas no keep rubbing don't know how

Greatly appreciate this video!! I did a few with the modge podge method and they turned out great (similar to the gel). A few times later I have had issues. Gave the polycrylic method a shot though, currently waiting for it to dry! ❤