A dry “Rub-On” transfer is a method of transferring images, to another surface, by using light pressure or rubbing. The end result looks so professional, it appears as though the image was printed directly on the product or surface.

When it comes to transfers, they are generally considered to be semi-permanent. However, you can enhance their durability by applying a clear water-based coat over the transfer. This will help to protect it from wear and tear, ensuring that it lasts longer.

Some chalk paints will need to be sealed first with a water based sealer – do not use wax. Any freshly painted surfaces must be dry and cured. 

Before applying a rub-on transfer, it’s important to ensure that the painted surface is completely dry and cured. Make sure to clean the surface thoroughly in order to remove any dirt, grease, or wax. Depending on the type of paint used, you may also need to seal the surface prior to applying the transfer. This will help to ensure that the transfer adheres properly and looks its best. Remember, taking the time to properly prepare the surface will help to ensure a successful and long-lasting result.

Transfers can be used on a variety of surfaces including wood, plastic, metal, glass, cardboard and more. It’s important to ensure that the surface is smooth, clean, and free of any wax residue to ensure optimal results.

Yes, you can use them over multiple projects. You can also cut the transfer into sections and spread it over your project .

When you receive your order, you will be provided with a transfer that you have purchased along with useful instructions, a rubbing stick, and a practice transfer. You can use the practice transfer if you are new to this process and need to become familiarized with the steps involved. This will ensure that you can achieve the desired results with ease and confidence.