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WHO KNEW!! you print out words on basic white paper, but in mirror image form… lay them on the wood… with a damp paint brush wet the paper on top of the words… use the cap of a sharpie to rub on top of the letters to help them transfer … then remove the paper and stand in shock and awe!

May 18, 2015
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First… I found a scrap of plywood from the garage and gave the side I was going to paint a rough sanding (just to smooth it out a bit).  You can see from the pic that it wasn’t very pretty, but all those flaws will make it look even better in the long run (ok I think we can make a deep life moment out of that statement).

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    1. UnknownNovember 30, 2016 at 7:31 PM

      PLEASE NOTE: this will NOT work with ink jet printers. Your gest vet is to take your desired quote to a copy shop and photocopy it. Using toner will produce the best results (laser or copy machine)

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    Monday, May 18, 2015

    WHO KNEW!! you print out words on basic white paper, but in mirror image form… lay them on the wood… with a damp paint brush wet the paper on top of the words… use the cap of a sharpie to rub on top of the letters to help them transfer … then remove the paper and stand in shock and awe!


    First… I found a scrap of plywood from the garage and gave the side I was going to paint a rough sanding (just to smooth it out a bit).  You can see from the pic that it wasn’t very pretty, but all those flaws will make it look even better in the long run (ok I think we can make a deep life moment out of that statement).

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    1. UnknownNovember 30, 2016 at 7:31 PM

      PLEASE NOTE: this will NOT work with ink jet printers. Your gest vet is to take your desired quote to a copy shop and photocopy it. Using toner will produce the best results (laser or copy machine)

      ReplyDelete

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