Description Use the marker Transfer Marker to transfer all types of laser printed images to porous surfaces such as paper, fabric, wood, cork, terracotta, etc. The marker format allows us to make transfers very easily and quickly through direct application. Remember to use laser printed images or photographs, and if they contain texts, always with a mirror effect. Uses 1. Transfers on wood: Decorate your furniture with transfers. 2. Make a template with images to paint later. 3. Transfers on fabric: Transfer onto a textile element and fix the result with Medium Textil. Application tips Step by step: 1. Place and secure the printed image on the surface where you want to transfer it. 2. Run the marker over the back of the printed sheet, a single load of product will be enough, until the print is visible. 3. Next, before the product dries, rub over the entire image with a flat surface, such as a wooden stick, to ensure ink transfer. 4. Next, remove the paper. 5. Varnish later if you wish to protect the transfer: PAJARITA MEDIUM TEXTIL if it is on fabric and VARNISH FINISHES on other surfaces. Tips: 1º Make sure that the image to be transferred is printed with a laser, both in color and in black and white, and it is possible to superimpose different images. If the image to be transferred contains text, care must be taken to print it with a mirror effect (reflected image). 2º To transfer onto fabric, wash the fabric first to remove the size if it is new. Once the image has been transferred, apply a protective layer of PAJARITA MEDIUM TEXTIL as a varnish and fix it with an iron without steam for 5 minutes on the back of the garment, or in the oven at 150 ºC for 8 minutes. In this way, the garment can be washed in a washing machine at 40 °C. 3º If the surface on which the transfer is to be made is painted, be sure to apply a protective varnish and allow it to dry completely for approximately a week before transferring images. 4º Use in ventilated places. Close the marker tightly and store in a vertical position to avoid liquid loss.