Mod PodgePhoto Transfer Medium, Opaque White Gloss Finish, CS15067, 236 ml Bottle

Exactly what it says. Good quality did loads of crafts with this

I bought this product to transfer an image onto a canvas to paint over. The process was very easy to do. I used a sponge brush to put it on the photo copy then placed the image on the canvas. The next day I used quite hot water and a sponge to rub off the paper. Since I used hot water it came off quite easily. There are patches where its not quite right but I would say with practice that wouldn't happen but since I was painting over it that didn't matter to me. I was very pleased with the results and it helped me greatly to achieve the painting I was attempting.

I bought this mod podge transfer medium to test on wood and it works okay. I found the gel medium by Reeves worked better but this still works. For my purpose it works out a bit expensive as the bottle is so small and I need to use it with a group of people in a workshop.Using this podge will just takes a little longer to achieve the same results. There are many different types of mod podge that will do different things but this one is for transferring an image to wood. You first need to make a photocopy using a laser printer and if you are using an image with writing on then you need to reverse the image. You put the photocopied photograph or picture facing down onto the wood (that has a layer of mod podge on it). Then you leave the picture on the wood for 24 hours. Make sure you use your finger on the side of an old bank card to flatten out any bubbles or excess podge. The podge dries clear and then you take a wet sponge and gently wet the back of the image. Start to gently peel away the paper and you will see that the image is secured onto the wood. It is a good idea to seal the picture once you have removed all the paper and then varnish it with a few layers of podge (either matte or gel) depending on what end result you are looking to achieve. You can send the wood before you start and this helps to make sure your image will be completely even all over.You can transfer an image onto wood using an inkjet printer too but the ink doesn't dry and personally I have not had great success trying this. I would strongly recommend laser copies for this technique.

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This is the first time ive used this modge podge, it is very thick & it took ages to spread evenly, i personally dont like it, i will use the normal modge podge i used before if needed.I used it to transfer 3 small ish pictures and the results are no different to a pva glue, i wouldn't buy it again.

You can't beat mod-podge. Photo/image transfer is a fine art and you need to have practised (and failed) a fair few times before getting good results. This product is for applying images onto non-white backgrounds.You need this 'white' medium to allow white parts to show on the image otherwise the colour of the surface you are applying to shows through where the 'white' bits were supposed to be.If you want the painted surface to show through then just buy normal mod-podge.

Great for kid's craft projects. We used this to transfer images onto wooden plaques. We used this along with matt varnish to finish and make the surface more durable. Kids were able to do this easily by themselves and make some great door plaques.

Great product worked so well but sadly not the one wanted I need the dry clear transfer mainly on to grass but for wood an fabric would highly recomend really good