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1. First, cut the desired
graphic with its protective
backing from the carrier sheet
leaving a clear margin. Next,
place both pieces, the carrier
sheet and backing sheet, in
position and tape one edge of
the carrier sheet to the
application surface. |
2. After correctly positioning
the graphic, remove the backing,
leaving the image and carrier
sheet in place. Press the
marking against the surface with
a Pro Mark wide blade burnishing
tool (part # T-1) or similar
applicator. |
3. Starting from the side
opposite the taped edge, lightly
burnish the image with a side to
side action. With your other
hand start lifting that edge of
the carrier sheet. You will see
the image turn cloudy, this
means the image is releasing
from the carrier sheet. Continue
this action until the complete
image is released. |
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4. Discard the carrier sheet and
check to see if there are any
bubbles in the image. If so
place the backing sheet over the
image and burnish with a wide
blade tool. |
5. Once the image is transferred
from the carrier sheet, seal it
by placing the backing sheet
back over it. The image is
FUEL-PROOF, however, it requires
a low heat process to make the
adhesive FUEL-PROOF. Use an iron
on its lowest setting (if you
can't hold your hand to the iron
it's too hot). |
6. Make a slow pass over the
complete image. Gentle heat
helps cure the adhesive, other
options are to expose the image
to an electric UV light or place
in sunlight. |
