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How Do You Transfer Images To Stone Or Metal Using Liquid Light?

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How Do You Transfer Images To Stone Or Metal Using Liquid Light?

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A three-dimensional surface can take on a new look with the right superimposed image. This technique will allow you to transfer a photographic image using Liquid Light and a darkroom. Prepare the Surface Step 1 Choose your stone or piece of metal. Keep in mind that an image will show up better on a light surface – and that, for this technique, you’ll need a relatively flat surface. Step 2 Prepare the surface: Wash or wipe it down; scrub it if necessary to remove loose particles. Degrease it with rubbing alcohol if necessary. Step 3 Coat a metal surface with two coats of spray polyurethane – front and back – and allow it to dry fully to seal the surface and prevent it from rusting. Step 4 Coat a stone surface or sealed metal surface with two coats of acrylic matte medium – front and back – and allow it to dry fully. Transfer the Image Step 1 Heat the Liquid Light by placing the sealed bottle in a tub, bucket or pan of hot water. (It will begin to re-congeal if the temperature falls belo

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