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Photo Film

PhotoBrasive Film Step By Step

A great product I found online.
 
I have found it saves alot of time, especially when doing small detailed work.

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Tools and Supplies
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  • Glass project
  • Photo sensitive film
  • Design
  • Design Negative
  • Light exposure unit
  • Scissors
  • pressure nozzle
  • Water

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Getting Started
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Create a negative of you design on onion skin.
When placing the film and negative in the exposure unit be aware which side of the film will be next to the glass.

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Exposing film
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Expose the film for approximately 3 minutes. The exposure time will vary with the quality of the negative you are using. eg. Less opaque = less time
 
 

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After exposing the film, remove the protective sheet.
It is the sheet that has less shine to it.

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Using Warm water and a high pressure nozzle , wash out the design.
You won't see the design at first, but as you are spraying it will appear.
It will take a few minutes spraying to get the design clear.
 

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Let the film dry.
I like to hang mine on the fridge or a cork board.
Cut out the individual designs and apply to glass.
Mask of the edges to protect from overspray.
 
 

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Blasting in the booth

 
 
 
 
The fun part.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Soak the glass in warm water and remove the film.
Rinse carefully to remove any sand.
 
 

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The finished project!

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