Custom Foil Transfers for Guitars Recently a number of people who build custom guitars have been calling and ordering dry transfers from us. This is, in part, because Stewart-MacDonald has given Image Transfers a great endorsement by featuring dry transfers…
Get your prototype to the photographer ahead of time. In the fast paced world of marketing, timing is everything. When a new product isn’t due to be manufactured for months, industrial designers come to us to make dry transfers to…
We Specialize in Residue-Free Dry Rubdown Transfers We hope to be the first company you think of when ordering custom dry transfers. Let us give you a few reasons why we are your best choice: At Image Transfers, we offer…
When uploading your artwork to us, the best file format is Adobe Illustrator CS6 native .ai or .eps file. We prefer that you keep your artwork black because we run a film negative. Just specify the Pantone color you want.…
Image Transfers has been working with Mark Lawton of Lawton Audio. Mark did not have their logo as vector artwork so we re-created it by researching the font and matching the kerning. We made custom dry transfers for their custom…
Our custom transfers were used recently in Martha Stewart Weddings, 2015 Winter Edition’s magazine photoshoot. We provided the foil transfers for their Wedding Guest Book in Crown Roll Leaf Gold Foil (shade #414) of their artwork, which they applied to…
Rubdown dry transfers have been used for scale model replicas for many years. Originally known as Letraset® they are also known as Chromatecs, rub on transfers or dry transfers. A color rub-on transfer is an image produced with a special…
Clients of 3D product design prefer to see and touch the prototype they are presented with. It is important for clients to hold in their hands an exact model mockup, not view only a 3D file or likeness. Steve Jobs,…
Dry transfers, also called rubdown transfers, are made using film negatives and photosensitive chemicals that superimpose an image onto transfer substrate. Each custom dry transfer requires a negative to be made for each color in the image. Adhesive is applied…
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