Re: transfering images to canvas

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Date: Fri Dec 14 2001 - 16:29:56 PST

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When I did magazine transfer I used Laquer thinner, outside. this was good
with Life magazine because it had a good clay ink. The Xerox copies are
going to be disloved or transfered with laquer thinner. Experiment because
it will go very quickly with this stuff. I used tongue depressors to push on
the back of the magazine after I brushed some Laquer thinner on it from the
back. This has worked for me.

Ken Schwab
San Jose CA

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