AIMO Tattoo thermal paper compatible with AIMO M08F A4 thermal printer and Brother PJ-520, Brother PJ-522, Brother PJ-523, Brother PJ-560, Brother PJ-562, Brother PJ-563, Brother PJ 723 printer series
About transfer paper for tattoos
• Layer 1 - white master sheet on which the drawing is applied; • Layer 2 - the semi-transparent protective sheet (remove before use); • Layer 3 - indigo sheet; • Layer 4 - the yellow backing sheet
CAREFUL! If you use the AIMO M08F thermal tattoo printer, it must be removed together with the protective sheet
Two ways to use tattoo transfer paper
1. The transfer paper copies the desired image, then transfers to the transfer paper and finally onto the skin. It is compatible with the AIMO M08F tattoo printer. 2. Use the hand drawn stencil pen to transfer the original design.
Tips, tricks for using transfer paper for tattoo templates
The tattoo transfer paper must work with the transfer holder. You will need to purchase the Stencil Transfer Ointment separately. You can use alcohol to wipe the transfer marks of the stencil on the skin.
CAREFUL!
1. A4 thermal paper can only be printed on one side 2. Stored in a cool and dry place, it can be archived for up to 10 years 3. It cannot be used in ink and laser printers
How we use the thermal printer AIMO M08F for tattoos
Step 1 – Remove the transparent protective sheet between the print sheet and the indigo/ribbon sheet
Step 2 – Download the application and connect to the AIMO M08F thermal printer via bluetooth on your mobile phone or via USB cable on your desktop.
Step 3 – Press and hold the ON/OFF button of the printer for 2 seconds. Place the transfer sheet (after removing the protective sheet) with the white side on top and the indigo sheet underneath and feed the sheet well into the printer. Choose the model to print and print.
Step 4 - Cut out the printed sheet around the model and place it on the place where the tattoo will be (arm for example). Use specific ointment for a better transfer. Alcohol can erase unwanted marks from the transfer.