FAQ

We like ZBrush from Pixologic for our 3D sculpting.  Check out www.uartsy.com for some great training classes.

The processes in our books and videos have been developed and tested for use with genuine DASS ART products.  In fact, those products were specifically developed in order to make the processes work!  Third party products may or may not work, even if they claim to be the same as ours.  Genuine DASS ART products are currently only sold on www.DASSART.com, and through our ETSY store (DASS2Sell) – they are not sold by any third party (we’ll let you know if that changes), and we do not private label our products for anyone else.  For support on our products, please first verify that you are using genuine DASS ART products, and then visit our support web page at: http://dassart.com/contact-us/

This process works best on Arches 88 paper.  It will not work on wood, canvas, or acrylic paint. Check out the new WonderSauce processes for those other surfaces.

Premium Transfer Film is recommended for the Purell transfers. This film has the same coating as the Classic Transfer Film but it has a thicker inkjet coating which makes the Purell transfer better.  I suggest using the Epson luster photo paper profile.

Look for the Arches 88 watermark on the sheet you bought to verify you have the correct paper. Some people are sold Arches 88 but the sales clerks don’t really know the product and are selling people watercolor paper. Watercolor paper will not work. It will bloom. Use the new DASS Premium Transfer Film.The receiving paper MUST be well soaked with Purell on both sides. If it is not fully worked into the paper it will bloom with the white dust. If your hands touch the Purell it will liquefy and cause the bloom. Print at 1440 dpi (600 dpi on the HP) using a watercolor paper profile. This will cause the printer to use the matte black. Heat causes the Purell to liquefy which results in the white bloom. After the transfer is done leave the paper on the surface you used to do the transfer.  Do not move it to drying rack. Heat of any kind is the enemy of this process. Also try storing the Purell in a refrigerator. The ideal room temperature to work in is 75 degrees. Also try applying the Purell to both sides of the paper then letting it dry.  After it is dry reapply the Purell. The buffers in some paper can cause the white spots so the second application of Purell may solve the problem.

The CD in the Digital Alchemy does not auto play.  It just contains stand alone .mov or mp4 file. Navigate to the drive with that disk and open the files one at a time to view them.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

A. The DASS Premium Transfer Film has more inkjet coating than the DASS Classic Transfer Film.  This extra coating is needed when doing transfers using DASS WonderSauce which is a thin water based product.  Never add any liquid to the WonderSauce. The DASS Premium Transfer Film is also used for hand sanitizer gel transfers.  The DASS Premium Transfer Film can be used for SuperSauce transfers if you are willing to experiment with adjusting the procedure. You will need to experiment if you use Premium film with SuperSauces. Always remove your brush from the WonderSauce jar at the end of the day and seal the jar.

The DASS Classic Transfer Film is for use with the DASS SuperSauces.  It has less inkjet coating which makes it easier to do transfer using the SuperSauce Solutions.  Fresco transfers to gelatin are created with the DASS Classic Transfer Film. If you use the DASS Classic Transfer Film with WonderSauce you will need to experiment.

Gelatin cannot be shipped outside the United States.  Generic unflavored gelatin will work for some, but not all, processes.

If you heat the gelatin to over 140 degrees you will damage its ability to gel and it will loose its adhesive strength – you should dispose of it and start over.  If you cannot control the heating in a microwave the use a double boiler on the stove.

The gelatin pour must be able to cool.  If you don’t have air conditioning try working in the basement or place the panel on the floor where it is cooler.  The processes work best when the room is less than 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Generally artwork produced with these processes will last for many years.  Please see the warranty at the bottom of this page and the first chapters of the books for more information.

The processes in our books and videos have been developed and tested for use with genuine DASS ART products.  In fact, those products were specifically developed in order to make the processes work!  Third party products may or may not work, even if they claim to be the same as ours.  Genuine DASS ART products are currently only sold on www.DASSART.com, and through our ETSY store (DASS2Sell) – they are not sold by any third party (we’ll let you know if that changes), and we do not private label our products for anyone else.  For support on our products, please first verify that you are using genuine DASS ART products, and then visit our support web page at: http://dassart.com/contact-us/

The wire wound metal coating rod should never be used with the SuperSauce or WonderSauce.  Only use it to apply DASS Universal Precoat II to smooth surfaces like metal and glass. The wire is very fine and can unwind if abused by scrubbing it.

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

Due to the volume of email, we cannot guarantee a personal response.  Please note that we cannot help with applications that are not covered in the books and videos.  For those questions, please use the contact form to get in touch with us.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

A. The DASS Premium Transfer Film has more inkjet coating than the DASS Classic Transfer Film.  This extra coating is needed when doing transfers using DASS WonderSauce which is a thin water based product.  Never add any liquid to the WonderSauce. The DASS Premium Transfer Film is also used for hand sanitizer gel transfers.  The DASS Premium Transfer Film can be used for SuperSauce transfers if you are willing to experiment with adjusting the procedure. You will need to experiment if you use Premium film with SuperSauces. Always remove your brush from the WonderSauce jar at the end of the day and seal the jar.

The DASS Classic Transfer Film is for use with the DASS SuperSauces.  It has less inkjet coating which makes it easier to do transfer using the SuperSauce Solutions.  Fresco transfers to gelatin are created with the DASS Classic Transfer Film. If you use the DASS Classic Transfer Film with WonderSauce you will need to experiment.

First, WonderSauce is not a replacement for the SuperSauce. It was developed to provide a non-Alcohol transfer medium that can be used by schools and for people who would rather use water based products. It is not for use on absorbent papers.  It is best used on plexiglass, frosted plex, metals, glass, clayboard and hardwoods. The surface needs to be very clean, very smooth and mostly non absorbent. It can also transfer to light weight 58gm Evolon. Bergger paper and Arches Platine. The WonderSauce transfer does not form a fluid skin so it cannot be used to make decals and skins like the SuperSauce.

WonderSauce must be used with the DASS Premium Film. The WonderSauce transfer takes a bit of practice to perfect.
Watch a full tutorial here: WonderSauce

The processes in our books and videos have been developed and tested for use with genuine DASS ART products.  In fact, those products were specifically developed in order to make the processes work!  Third party products may or may not work, even if they claim to be the same as ours.  Genuine DASS ART products are currently only sold on www.DASSART.com, and through our ETSY store (DASS2Sell) – they are not sold by any third party (we’ll let you know if that changes), and we do not private label our products for anyone else.  For support on our products, please first verify that you are using genuine DASS ART products, and then visit our support web page at: http://dassart.com/contact-us/

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

A. The DASS Premium Transfer Film has more inkjet coating than the DASS Classic Transfer Film.  This extra coating is needed when doing transfers using DASS WonderSauce which is a thin water based product.  Never add any liquid to the WonderSauce. The DASS Premium Transfer Film is also used for hand sanitizer gel transfers.  The DASS Premium Transfer Film can be used for SuperSauce transfers if you are willing to experiment with adjusting the procedure. You will need to experiment if you use Premium film with SuperSauces. Always remove your brush from the WonderSauce jar at the end of the day and seal the jar.

The DASS Classic Transfer Film is for use with the DASS SuperSauces.  It has less inkjet coating which makes it easier to do transfer using the SuperSauce Solutions.  Fresco transfers to gelatin are created with the DASS Classic Transfer Film. If you use the DASS Classic Transfer Film with WonderSauce you will need to experiment.

While you can transfer using some processed immediately, I find it best to wait about four hours to make sure that the ink is dry completely.  I’ve stored prints over a year and they still work properly.

Most desktop printer can be used even if they have pizza wheels or star wheels, but check with your manufacturer to see if you can lift them during printing.

A. The DASS Premium Transfer Film has more inkjet coating than the DASS Classic Transfer Film.  This extra coating is needed when doing transfers using DASS WonderSauce which is a thin water based product.  Never add any liquid to the WonderSauce. The DASS Premium Transfer Film is also used for hand sanitizer gel transfers.  The DASS Premium Transfer Film can be used for SuperSauce transfers if you are willing to experiment with adjusting the procedure. You will need to experiment if you use Premium film with SuperSauces. Always remove your brush from the WonderSauce jar at the end of the day and seal the jar.

The DASS Classic Transfer Film is for use with the DASS SuperSauces.  It has less inkjet coating which makes it easier to do transfer using the SuperSauce Solutions.  Fresco transfers to gelatin are created with the DASS Classic Transfer Film. If you use the DASS Classic Transfer Film with WonderSauce you will need to experiment.

You need to use Pigment Ink for all our processes.

Research on the internet for your printer model.  The word ‘long lasting’ does not mean they are pigment inks.  Many printer under $300 use a black pigment but the colors are dyes.  These will not work.  Generally if a printer uses pigment it will say they are pigment.  If it is not mentioned then they are usually dyes.

Generally artwork produced with these processes will last for many years.  Please see the warranty at the bottom of this page and the first chapters of the books for more information.

First, WonderSauce is not a replacement for the SuperSauce. It was developed to provide a non-Alcohol transfer medium that can be used by schools and for people who would rather use water based products. It is not for use on absorbent papers.  It is best used on plexiglass, frosted plex, metals, glass, clayboard and hardwoods. The surface needs to be very clean, very smooth and mostly non absorbent. It can also transfer to light weight 58gm Evolon. Bergger paper and Arches Platine. The WonderSauce transfer does not form a fluid skin so it cannot be used to make decals and skins like the SuperSauce.

WonderSauce must be used with the DASS Premium Film. The WonderSauce transfer takes a bit of practice to perfect.
Watch a full tutorial here: WonderSauce

The processes in our books and videos have been developed and tested for use with genuine DASS ART products.  In fact, those products were specifically developed in order to make the processes work!  Third party products may or may not work, even if they claim to be the same as ours.  Genuine DASS ART products are currently only sold on www.DASSART.com, and through our ETSY store (DASS2Sell) – they are not sold by any third party (we’ll let you know if that changes), and we do not private label our products for anyone else.  For support on our products, please first verify that you are using genuine DASS ART products, and then visit our support web page at: http://dassart.com/contact-us/

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

This process works best on Arches 88 paper.  It will not work on wood, canvas, or acrylic paint. Check out the new WonderSauce processes for those other surfaces.

Your problem is with the matte black inks. I think it contains some greasy component that keeps it from be locked into the SuperSauce.  If you use the Luster Epson profile that will use photo black  ink.  That profile is richer in color than the photo gloss profiles. If you are using the classic film you can skip the de-slime step and apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.

Apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.  I have applied images to table tops and sealed them with 5 coats of the SuperSauce Solution. After that is down a Spar varnish can be applied to get a nice finish.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

A. The DASS Premium Transfer Film has more inkjet coating than the DASS Classic Transfer Film.  This extra coating is needed when doing transfers using DASS WonderSauce which is a thin water based product.  Never add any liquid to the WonderSauce. The DASS Premium Transfer Film is also used for hand sanitizer gel transfers.  The DASS Premium Transfer Film can be used for SuperSauce transfers if you are willing to experiment with adjusting the procedure. You will need to experiment if you use Premium film with SuperSauces. Always remove your brush from the WonderSauce jar at the end of the day and seal the jar.

The DASS Classic Transfer Film is for use with the DASS SuperSauces.  It has less inkjet coating which makes it easier to do transfer using the SuperSauce Solutions.  Fresco transfers to gelatin are created with the DASS Classic Transfer Film. If you use the DASS Classic Transfer Film with WonderSauce you will need to experiment.

If you are working with SuperSauce Matte or Gloss already consider adding the new SuperSauce Concentrate White to the collection. It is used to layer images and build collage layers.  Used alone it is about 85% opaque. Use it to back paint transfers to glass as the sealing layer. It is also used to create the cracked surfaces over black gesso.  Use it to transfer to black acrylic or gold/brown aged aluminum.  A tutorial on cracked surfaces will be posted soon. It can be used as a sealing primer layer on wood.

First, WonderSauce is not a replacement for the SuperSauce. It was developed to provide a non-Alcohol transfer medium that can be used by schools and for people who would rather use water based products. It is not for use on absorbent papers.  It is best used on plexiglass, frosted plex, metals, glass, clayboard and hardwoods. The surface needs to be very clean, very smooth and mostly non absorbent. It can also transfer to light weight 58gm Evolon. Bergger paper and Arches Platine. The WonderSauce transfer does not form a fluid skin so it cannot be used to make decals and skins like the SuperSauce.

WonderSauce must be used with the DASS Premium Film. The WonderSauce transfer takes a bit of practice to perfect.
Watch a full tutorial here: WonderSauce

Either one will work on all surfaces.  For transferring to papers I prefer to use the matte. For transferring to metal I prefer to use the gloss.   Use the Matte version on stone paper to avoid glossy spots outside the image area.

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

This process works best on Arches 88 paper.  It will not work on wood, canvas, or acrylic paint. Check out the new WonderSauce processes for those other surfaces.

For aluminum, place the plate between 2 plastic bags and pour some 91% isopropyl alcohol on the surface.  Wait 30 minutes then wipe it off with paper towels.  I have not tried this on wood yet, but if you do, you’ll need to sand the wood to remove what is left.

Apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.  I have applied images to table tops and sealed them with 5 coats of the SuperSauce Solution. After that is down a Spar varnish can be applied to get a nice finish.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

If you are working with SuperSauce Matte or Gloss already consider adding the new SuperSauce Concentrate White to the collection. It is used to layer images and build collage layers.  Used alone it is about 85% opaque. Use it to back paint transfers to glass as the sealing layer. It is also used to create the cracked surfaces over black gesso.  Use it to transfer to black acrylic or gold/brown aged aluminum.  A tutorial on cracked surfaces will be posted soon. It can be used as a sealing primer layer on wood.

The US government and many others around the world have banned this additive in detergents (see your search engine for more details).  This can be found as a standalone product in the paint department at most home centers.

The edges of all substrates must be sanded very smooth. Use sand paper to smoothly round off the edges on all sides and the corners. Use a damp towel to wipe all the inkjet coating off the edges of the image and let it dry completely.  These two steps will result on perfect edge transfers.

You need to stabilize the board by first sealing the back. Very large panels may need a 1” x 2” frame on the backside, or a thicker boards as they are less likely to warp.  Birch panel hollow core doors will remain flat but seal the back first with a coat of paint.

First, WonderSauce is not a replacement for the SuperSauce. It was developed to provide a non-Alcohol transfer medium that can be used by schools and for people who would rather use water based products. It is not for use on absorbent papers.  It is best used on plexiglass, frosted plex, metals, glass, clayboard and hardwoods. The surface needs to be very clean, very smooth and mostly non absorbent. It can also transfer to light weight 58gm Evolon. Bergger paper and Arches Platine. The WonderSauce transfer does not form a fluid skin so it cannot be used to make decals and skins like the SuperSauce.

WonderSauce must be used with the DASS Premium Film. The WonderSauce transfer takes a bit of practice to perfect.
Watch a full tutorial here: WonderSauce

Either one will work on all surfaces.  For transferring to papers I prefer to use the matte. For transferring to metal I prefer to use the gloss.   Use the Matte version on stone paper to avoid glossy spots outside the image area.

The processes in our books and videos have been developed and tested for use with genuine DASS ART products.  In fact, those products were specifically developed in order to make the processes work!  Third party products may or may not work, even if they claim to be the same as ours.  Genuine DASS ART products are currently only sold on www.DASSART.com, and through our ETSY store (DASS2Sell) – they are not sold by any third party (we’ll let you know if that changes), and we do not private label our products for anyone else.  For support on our products, please first verify that you are using genuine DASS ART products, and then visit our support web page at: http://dassart.com/contact-us/

The wire wound metal coating rod should never be used with the SuperSauce or WonderSauce.  Only use it to apply DASS Universal Precoat II to smooth surfaces like metal and glass. The wire is very fine and can unwind if abused by scrubbing it.

Combine 1.5 cups of 99% isopropyl alcohol and 1/2 cup of 70% isopropyl alcohol are mixed it will make a 91.75% mixture. Then shake the SuperSauce Concentrate and add 4 tablespoons to the alcohol mixture. It seems to work properly. This makes 16 ounces or 2 cups of SuperSauce Solution. Also check Amazon in your county.

A second work-around is to make SuperSauce solution with 9 tablespoons of 99% alcohol, 1 tablespoon distilled water, and 1 tablespoon SuperSauce concentrate.

For aluminum, place the plate between 2 plastic bags and pour some 91% isopropyl alcohol on the surface.  Wait 30 minutes then wipe it off with paper towels.  I have not tried this on wood yet, but if you do, you’ll need to sand the wood to remove what is left.

Your problem is with the matte black inks. I think it contains some greasy component that keeps it from be locked into the SuperSauce.  If you use the Luster Epson profile that will use photo black  ink.  That profile is richer in color than the photo gloss profiles. If you are using the classic film you can skip the de-slime step and apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.

Apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.  I have applied images to table tops and sealed them with 5 coats of the SuperSauce Solution. After that is down a Spar varnish can be applied to get a nice finish.

If you are working with SuperSauce Matte or Gloss already consider adding the new SuperSauce Concentrate White to the collection. It is used to layer images and build collage layers.  Used alone it is about 85% opaque. Use it to back paint transfers to glass as the sealing layer. It is also used to create the cracked surfaces over black gesso.  Use it to transfer to black acrylic or gold/brown aged aluminum.  A tutorial on cracked surfaces will be posted soon. It can be used as a sealing primer layer on wood.

The processes in our books and videos have been developed and tested for use with genuine DASS ART products.  In fact, those products were specifically developed in order to make the processes work!  Third party products may or may not work, even if they claim to be the same as ours.  Genuine DASS ART products are currently only sold on www.DASSART.com, and through our ETSY store (DASS2Sell) – they are not sold by any third party (we’ll let you know if that changes), and we do not private label our products for anyone else.  For support on our products, please first verify that you are using genuine DASS ART products, and then visit our support web page at: http://dassart.com/contact-us/

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

Due to the volume of email, we cannot guarantee a personal response.  Please note that we cannot help with applications that are not covered in the books and videos.  For those questions, please use the contact form to get in touch with us.

Your problem is with the matte black inks. I think it contains some greasy component that keeps it from be locked into the SuperSauce.  If you use the Luster Epson profile that will use photo black  ink.  That profile is richer in color than the photo gloss profiles. If you are using the classic film you can skip the de-slime step and apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.

Apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.  I have applied images to table tops and sealed them with 5 coats of the SuperSauce Solution. After that is down a Spar varnish can be applied to get a nice finish.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

A. The DASS Premium Transfer Film has more inkjet coating than the DASS Classic Transfer Film.  This extra coating is needed when doing transfers using DASS WonderSauce which is a thin water based product.  Never add any liquid to the WonderSauce. The DASS Premium Transfer Film is also used for hand sanitizer gel transfers.  The DASS Premium Transfer Film can be used for SuperSauce transfers if you are willing to experiment with adjusting the procedure. You will need to experiment if you use Premium film with SuperSauces. Always remove your brush from the WonderSauce jar at the end of the day and seal the jar.

The DASS Classic Transfer Film is for use with the DASS SuperSauces.  It has less inkjet coating which makes it easier to do transfer using the SuperSauce Solutions.  Fresco transfers to gelatin are created with the DASS Classic Transfer Film. If you use the DASS Classic Transfer Film with WonderSauce you will need to experiment.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

These transfer processes require reliable materials in order to achieve predictable results.  Unfortunately, since the time our first videos and books came out, many of those products included have been discontinued or had major changes in formulation and performance.  This can cause both creative frustration and wasted investment in products – and time.

To ensure a steady supply of consistent materials, we source and produce  genuine DASS ART products.  These products, including the original SuperSauce Concentrate, WonderSauce, and DASS ART Classic and Premium transfer film are the only ones guaranteed to work with the processes in our books.

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

Your problem is with the matte black inks. I think it contains some greasy component that keeps it from be locked into the SuperSauce.  If you use the Luster Epson profile that will use photo black  ink.  That profile is richer in color than the photo gloss profiles. If you are using the classic film you can skip the de-slime step and apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.

Premium Transfer Film is recommended for the Purell transfers. This film has the same coating as the Classic Transfer Film but it has a thicker inkjet coating which makes the Purell transfer better.  I suggest using the Epson luster photo paper profile.

Apply a quick sealing coat of the SuperSauce Solution.  Use single strokes quickly and do not brush hard or you will dissolve the image. Just flow it on and let it dry.  I have applied images to table tops and sealed them with 5 coats of the SuperSauce Solution. After that is down a Spar varnish can be applied to get a nice finish.

While you can transfer using some processed immediately, I find it best to wait about four hours to make sure that the ink is dry completely.  I’ve stored prints over a year and they still work properly.

A. The DASS Premium Transfer Film has more inkjet coating than the DASS Classic Transfer Film.  This extra coating is needed when doing transfers using DASS WonderSauce which is a thin water based product.  Never add any liquid to the WonderSauce. The DASS Premium Transfer Film is also used for hand sanitizer gel transfers.  The DASS Premium Transfer Film can be used for SuperSauce transfers if you are willing to experiment with adjusting the procedure. You will need to experiment if you use Premium film with SuperSauces. Always remove your brush from the WonderSauce jar at the end of the day and seal the jar.

The DASS Classic Transfer Film is for use with the DASS SuperSauces.  It has less inkjet coating which makes it easier to do transfer using the SuperSauce Solutions.  Fresco transfers to gelatin are created with the DASS Classic Transfer Film. If you use the DASS Classic Transfer Film with WonderSauce you will need to experiment.

If you are working with SuperSauce Matte or Gloss already consider adding the new SuperSauce Concentrate White to the collection. It is used to layer images and build collage layers.  Used alone it is about 85% opaque. Use it to back paint transfers to glass as the sealing layer. It is also used to create the cracked surfaces over black gesso.  Use it to transfer to black acrylic or gold/brown aged aluminum.  A tutorial on cracked surfaces will be posted soon. It can be used as a sealing primer layer on wood.

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

The wire wound metal coating rod should never be used with the SuperSauce or WonderSauce.  Only use it to apply DASS Universal Precoat II to smooth surfaces like metal and glass. The wire is very fine and can unwind if abused by scrubbing it.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.

You need to use a regular DVD player, or launch DVD Player.app on OSX or Windows Media Player on Windows before inserting the DVD. The DVD’s are not region coded.

First, WonderSauce is not a replacement for the SuperSauce. It was developed to provide a non-Alcohol transfer medium that can be used by schools and for people who would rather use water based products. It is not for use on absorbent papers.  It is best used on plexiglass, frosted plex, metals, glass, clayboard and hardwoods. The surface needs to be very clean, very smooth and mostly non absorbent. It can also transfer to light weight 58gm Evolon. Bergger paper and Arches Platine. The WonderSauce transfer does not form a fluid skin so it cannot be used to make decals and skins like the SuperSauce.

WonderSauce must be used with the DASS Premium Film. The WonderSauce transfer takes a bit of practice to perfect.
Watch a full tutorial here: WonderSauce

The processes in our books and videos have been developed and tested for use with genuine DASS ART products.  In fact, those products were specifically developed in order to make the processes work!  Third party products may or may not work, even if they claim to be the same as ours.  Genuine DASS ART products are currently only sold on www.DASSART.com, and through our ETSY store (DASS2Sell) – they are not sold by any third party (we’ll let you know if that changes), and we do not private label our products for anyone else.  For support on our products, please first verify that you are using genuine DASS ART products, and then visit our support web page at: http://dassart.com/contact-us/

The wire wound metal coating rod should never be used with the SuperSauce or WonderSauce.  Only use it to apply DASS Universal Precoat II to smooth surfaces like metal and glass. The wire is very fine and can unwind if abused by scrubbing it.

When a bottle of WonderSauce is left open it can dry out on the inside of the bottle where there was liquid.  When this dried material mixes in with the liquid that can cause grit in the sauce which makes spots where the film cannot make good contact.  That is why it is important to keep the bottles closed.  If it does get this grit in the solution just strain the Sauce into a brand new bottle.

The Proctor Silex 32230A Stainless Steel Roaster Oven, 22-Quart will hold 11 x 14” plates.  It is available on Amazon Prime.