200 Sheets Carbon Paper Black Graphite Paper Transfer Tracing Paper and 5 Pieces Ball Embossing Styluses for DIY Woodworking

Package includes: 200 sheets 11.8″ x 8.3″ black carbon papers and 5 pieces 5.2 inches long double ended tracing stylus dotting tools, the top ball diameter ranges of stylus from 0.03 to 0.12 in; they almost satisfy all your needs during using and makes creating designs so much easier

Top Positive Review

Wonderful paper!! I was able to outline my portrait without using mapping (I must confess I??m terrible at mapping, I have such a heavy hand.) this product is so good for so many uses! And it comes with 5 cute little double sided Pen type utensils Of all sizes to trace with! The most bang for your buck!!

Top Critical Review

The product was described as erasable, but it IS NOT ERASABLE!!
They said ?? Erasable: Special craft crabon paper, it is ealy to clean up and wipe off on paper and smooth wood. It can be repeated use for many times, save time and paper for designing and creataing arts??
This is NOT TRUE of this carbon paper. Real graphite paper is erasable like a soft pencil. This carbon paper leaves marks that will not erase with any type of eraser, even an ink eraser won??t take it off.
The styluses work fine.

Customer Questions & Answers

Is it erasable when used on canvas
Answer:

I can’t say for sure as I’ve never used it on canvas, but it seems to make a pretty permanent line on plywood that didn’t smear or degrade while I was cutting the plywood. To be honest I didn’t try to erase it, but then I didn’t want it to be erasable. I can remove it with fine sandpaper, which probably isn’t something??

Can i cut the tracing carbon paper ?
Answer: Yes, it’s paper. One sheet with carbon on it. Not multiple layers that you have to keep together so cutting shouldn’t be a problem.

If used on canvas, will the transferred design wash off?
Answer:

No. Whatever you have traced is permanently there on any hard, relatively smooth surface due to the nature of the black graphite carbon paper.

Here are some examples from my own experience:

(1) Tracing onto watercolor paper. This tracing is a lovely black graphite drawing as if I had used a dark pencil on the pape??

An I use this in my desk jet printer?
Answer: No. It??s tracing paper and carbon paper. To be used with hand drawing or copying onto canvas. Too thin for the printer

Has anyone used this for tattoo transfers yet?
Answer: Probably not. It take quite a bit of pressure to get a copy onto another surface.