Woodgrain Transfer-Acrylic Method

Dec 12, 2005 0 Replies

Greetings,



From an ex-woodworker and now radio restorer.



The acrylic transfer method is a way to print an image on paper, glue it face down and then wash away the paper leaving the image trapped [transferred] on the glue.



Knowing about this could be important if you ever have to restore old furniture that has photofinish on it. Photofinish is a photo image of grain that was used quite a bit on radios of the 1930s and on other furniture.



Pictures are on the binary page.



Stewart


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