📄 SARAL Transfer Paper White 12 x 12 Inches - SARAL Paper for Improved SEO Review

I ordered a roll and received 4-5 sheets rolled up. That would have been fine, but once I got the right size it was impossible to roll it back up to fit in the box. I would recommend buying sheets instead. The paper leaves a "powder film" wherever it touches my paper. It comes with an eraser. It's just a head up. This is not a problem.*** The image you used is clearly visible using a ballpoint pen. I recommend using a colored pencil so you can tell where you've been. Next time you use this…

I use Saral products all the time to transfer designs onto wood and leather. I wanted light not dark as I was working with black leather for a change. It is well tolerated, very simple. But it's almost too simple, making the lines really thick without definition. This is fine for large lettering, but if you intend to use this to convey a small or detailed design, DO NOT do this. It's dirty and with thick lines. I will attach some photos, one has both Saral White and Saral Black. Applied at the…

This works great! I work on big and some small boards for my company. I got a free e-book here that shows how to use chalk to cover the back of a piece of paper and use it to transfer an image onto a blackboard (it just looked messy!). I also watched a great YouTube video of a woman using a projector to put an image on a whiteboard. track down - I didn't want to buy a projector. Works perfectly! Just cut a small piece from the roll, stick the picture on it, and then stick the picture on the…

This is ideal for artists who are having trouble rendering images. I make a free online phrase template or print out pictures of what I want (tiaras, elephants, etc.) and just trace it! Just be careful not to push through the whole paper or you'll erase your entire project (not too hard or bad, just time consuming). Here are the steps to get the best results! 1) Cut the paper to the right size for your project (one sheet can be used multiple times!) 2) Place it on canvas, wood or any other…

This white carbon paper comes in a 12-foot roll, similar to baking wax paper. I use it to transfer sketches and drawings onto painted canvas. It can be used multiple times, you just need to cut it to the right length. t damage the original sketch. However, you can use any blunt pen or even a pencil. If the image or pattern you are tracing is larger than the transfer paper, tape the top of the image in place (leave the bottom exposed so it can be lifted) and peel the transfer paper off. Paper to