Application: With Collall Transfer Medium you can place self-printed images on all kinds of objects and materials. Suitable for textiles, ceramics, glass and wood.

Appearance:

• Thin white liquid

Solvent: Water

Main component: Acrylic

Natural ingredients: 50%

Viscosity: 300 mPa.s

pH: 7

Density: 1.06 kg/dm3

CE: –

Typical use: 175 g/m3Textile treated with Transfer Medium.

How to use Collall Transfer Medium

• Step 1: Print your image in mirror image using a laser printer.
• Step 2: Cut out the image, leaving a 3 mm margin around the edges.
• Step 3: Generously apply Transfer Medium to the front of the image using a soft brush or sponge.
• Step 4: Place the image face-down on your chosen surface (e.g. a t-shirt) and press it down firmly.
• Step 5: Wipe away excess glue with a damp cloth and let it dry thoroughly (at least 12 hours).
• Step 6: Moisten the paper with cold water and let it soak for 10 minutes.
• Step 7: Gently rub away the paper layer with your fingers.
• Step 8: Let it dry completely. For best results, seal it with an extra layer of Transfer Medium – this also helps remove any final paper residue.

• Hand-wash only, up to 30°C.
• Not dishwasher safe.

Allergens: Contains CMIT/MIT and 1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one. May cause an allergic reaction.

Suitable for: Ages 8 and above.

Cleaning:

• Tools can be cleaned with water, only when the glue is still wet (a synthetic detergent can be added to the water if necessary).
• Soak spots of glue that have dried in warm water and then remove with a brush.

What is a transfer medium?

The word “transfer” comes from English and means “to move” or “to carry over.” In the creative world, transfer techniques allow you to move an image from one surface to another – for example, from paper to wood, fabric, or glass.
A transfer medium is a special product that makes this possible. It enables the ink or toner from a laser-printed image to separate from the paper and adhere to a new surface.

With Collall Transfer Medium, you can easily transfer your own printed images onto various materials such as fabric, ceramic, glass, wood, and more. It’s not an ordinary glue – this medium makes your design truly become part of the surface. The glue temporarily binds the image to the material. Once dry, the paper is moistened and rubbed away, leaving only the ink or toner behind.

Tips & Applications:

• Create your own personalized t-shirts, mugs, wooden signs, or decorative pots.
• Perfect for thoughtful, custom-made gifts.
• Great for creative workshops or home crafting projects.
• Let children transfer their drawings onto fabric or wood (Father’s Day / Mother’s Day).
• Unique baby shower gifts – transfer a first photo onto a onesie.