Uninet® iColor 1-Step AquaClear Hard Surface Transfer Paper – Blue Backing

IColor® AquaClear 1-Step transfer media is an easy-to-use, all-in-one transparent media for use on various substrates and hard surfaces such as models, candles, ceramic, glass, plastic, and more! Use this media on hard-to-reach areas or when applying with a heat press is not possible.

The use of an IColor® printer in white underprint mode is highly suggested.

Regular white toner printers overprint white only and can only be used if you are transferring to a substrate with a white background since they are not capable of white underprinting. Application to clear or dark surfaces without white underprint®® will result in dull or washed-out images.

Blue-backed paper is suggested for users printing mostly white decals, making the print easier to see while still on the backing.

White-backed paper makes printed colors look more accurate while still on the backing.

ICOLOR 1-STEP AQUACLEAR TRANSFER MEDIA ADVANTAGES:

• Good choice when needing a durable final product
• Better color reproduction results for vibrant full color graphics
• Perfect for heat-sensitive items
• Perfect for odd-shaped items that won't fit in a press
• Mid-level cost
• Available in 8.5" x 11"
• "A" sheet only, no "B" sheet required
• Sold in packs of 100
• Compatible printers: iColor 560, iColor 550, iColor 600, iColor 650, iColor 800, OKI 711WT, OKI 8432WT, OKI 9541WT

PRINT AND TRANSFER TO:

• Acrylic
• Metal
• Ceramic
• Tile
• Glass
• Crystal
• Candles

How do you use Aquaclear or waterslide heat transfer paper?

1. Place your transfer sheet into your printer. Glossy side of this media is the print side.


2. In the RIP software settings, choose the paper type according to the printer being used. Ensure you are working within the underprint queue in the ProRIP software or 'A' Configuration if using the TransferRIP software. DO NOT MIRROR PRINT.


3. If using the IColor™ TransferRIP or ProRIP Software, add 200% – 300% white underprint if applying to clear or dark surfaces.


4. Print the image.


5. Cut out the desired image out as closely as possible to avoid excessive background.


6. Dip the image in water for approximately 60 seconds.


7. Remove from the water and hold the media between your thumb and pointer finger.


8. Hold the media on the substrate at the point of contact and slowly pull the liner away in one smooth motion.


9. Align the image on the substrate as desired. Brush it with your finger or a piece of plastic to remove any creases or air bubbles.


10. Use a towel to remove any excess water and let dry for at least three hours.