
Graphite Sheet could very well be the best friend of many artists and craftspeople, making their projects much easier to complete. Quick, inexpensive and easy to work with, transfer sheet can be used to trace erasable lines onto virtually any project medium. You can use it to transfer your own designs to sheet, wood, glass, plywood, cardboard, ceramic and many other surfaces. Just like carbon paper of the old days, graphite transfer paper can be used and reused, and each sheet has the potential to render hundreds of images. If the area you’re working with is a small one, just cut a piece of the graphite transfer sheet with scissors to fit.
1 Sharpen a pencil to expose as much lead as possible.
2 Hold the pencil correctly to maximize the graphite transfer. Grasp the shaft of the pencil with the last three fingers of your dominant hand. Place your index finger on top of the barrel, at the tip of the lead, when your palm is facing down. Place your thumb alongside the barrel.
3 Shade the entire Asbestos Jointing Sheet of paper with the pencil, with the shaft of the pencil at about a 20-degree angle to the paper. The idea is to use the side of the point of the pencil, rather than the point itself, to draw with broad lines and cover the paper as quickly as possible. Resharpen the pencil whenever it seems as if it is not coloring as well as it did when first sharpened.
4 Rub the graphite into the paper with a paper towel.
5 Blow across the transfer paper to remove any excess graphite.
The article comes from PTFE Sheet.
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