1. PREPARATION - Make sure the item has been stripped of grease, dirt and gunks and other stuff that may interfere with the adhesion of . Durability of any hydrographics coat depends upon complete and careful preparation of the before painting. The should be even and smooth. Any cracks, and holes or any other imperfections do not let the paint adhere correctly to the . Inadequate preparation results into majority of failures. 2. PRIMER PAINT - Use the appropriate primer for your substrate. It may depend whether its a metal, plastic, fiberglass, ceramic or wood. Consult your local paint shop for the best option with your market . 3. PAINTING THE BASECOLOR - Paint your preferred basecolor. Most of the patterns are parent so it a color of would greatly affect your overall output. 4. ACTIVATION & DIPPING - Lay the film in the water. Make sure the 'sticky side' Remove creases/folds or underneath the print by blowing it lightly. Wait 60-80 seconds before activating it. the activator as consistent as much as possible and without too much disturbance on the water. Once properly activated, submerge your subject by into the water on an angle to avoid trapping . 5. WASH - Wash your dipped item using a running water to the sticky residues left by the print and let it dry for a while.<br><br>6. CLEARCOAT - the clearcoat to protect your print and item once its dry. It would be whether its a gloss, a semi-gloss, or a flat . Usage: Use to water fer printing technology. Hydrographics or HydroGraphics, also known as immersion printing, water fer printing, water fer imaging, hydro dipping, watermarbling or cubic printing, is a method of applying printed to three-dimensional surfaces. The resulting combinationsmay be considered decorative art or applied art. The hydrographic process can be used on metal, plastic, glass, hard woods, and other materials. size:Applique 50cmx100cm, thickness is about 0.03mm Material:PVA<br