Still in the learning stage with this method but from what I read, the
resolution should be better!
Like you I have previously been using Toner Transfer but didn't have very
good results with the Iron on or laminator methods of transfer!
In the last couple of days however I have been trying a new transfer
technique which seems to be much much better so will probably abandon the
"Ink Toner Hybrid".
I will make a posting regarding my technique when I have done more tests.
Brian
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Does this method provide better resolution than toner transfer? Or easier to
do than toner transfer? (The reason I'm asking it this way is that what I am
using is ... you guessed it ... toner transfer!)
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yahoogroups.com, "Brian Turvey" <g3umt@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Like I said in my first posting, I'm only just starting to play with this
method but the attraction to me was as I understand it, special pigment
based ink's are not required and the resist layer produced should be tougher
than the pigment based ink alone!
> Brian.
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