I've used a similar technique to the one linked below, except you can actually put the graphic directly on the mylar instead of closest to the core on the layup.
Simply wet out the spot on the mylar that the illustration is going to be and place it on the mylar. Then proceed with your layup as normal.
Here's a link to one of my results on a SGII wing:
http://www.nonsilence.com/soaring/pics/sg2logoonwing.jpg
Jon Stone wrote:
here's one fellow's article on the topic.
http://www.rc-soar.com/tech/graphics.htm
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> Does anyone have ideas for transferring art work out of an ink jet
printer
> onto mylars for bagging wings, etc.? Seems like this should be do-able by
some
> transfer method but no luck so far. Kind of a pain to cut out a mask for
> spray painting. There must be an easier way.
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