can I use this to transfer a design on a iphone cover, it is plastic.
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what you can do is take a graphite pencil and write on the cover and see if it shows up. Ive only used this on paper so i'm not sure of what other surfaces it will work on
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No I dont believe that you would be able to do this. it works well within itself but converting with plastic ??
1344434
Unfortunately it won't. It only bonds plastic to plastic. Does that very well, but you'll need an epoxy or some sort of super glue to do what you're looking for.
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My guess is no, you would need to remove the current cover, and replace it with your new graphic cover.
26637
Hi, No, this product will not transfer an image onto glass. Instead, get some TAP, transfer artist paper, it works beautifully! Amazon carries it I believe. Good luck! :)
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I dont think that people are reading your question correctly- - - -- This paper is NOT like regular carbon type papers. . . ...the image/ drawing/marks that you draw onto the top paper will ONLY be trasfered to the (specially coated), bottom sheet. . . If you lay the top(white) printed sheet onto any other surface & trace the image -- it will NOT transfer!
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Yes you can all the parts are the same, the only difference is the color. I don't recommend this product there are some connectors that won't fit once you get your iPhone open.
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Be sure to match your model number, located at your bottom cover. DO NOT attempt to do this unless your an experienced Apple tech. The glass is incredibley delicate and you can damage the films behind the glass just by touching them. I'm an Apple tech you can take my word for it. Good luck.
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I create my own inserts with photoshop and then print. This product is the plastic covers only
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The plastic should be fine, but I would stay away from the canvas top with this product. I used it on a Roll n Lock tonneau cover and it worked great but the cover is vinyl, not canvas.
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Yes - no problem. I recommend using a simple paint can opener to pop the molded plastic covers off. see the video on Youtube.
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Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
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According to this review you can't, though I'd be interested if anyone found out that you could... http://www.macworld.co.uk/digitallifestyle/reviews/index.cfm?reviewid=3276167
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Hey Susan, that's a great question. Unfortunately I have to say no. You would have to bend the credit card to make it fit. I don't think that would go very well with most plastic cards. Hope this helps!
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I don't see how. I had to partially take it off to reposition something, and it's completely plastic. The unibody Mac is metal. Of course, if you drop the Macbook in the process... ;-)
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IF it matches perfectly the layout on the picture, YES. Just transfer the electronics.
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I don't believe it can be used as a transfer medium. I have had great success with Lazertran which is made specifically for your proposed type of transfer. The type I have is for laser printers, but they may have one for inkjet. I would be careful about running any primer or gesso in a printer because it may cause serious damage.