LasMT

I am such a newbie here folks. I followed a lead for EZ-Trans paper that I understood would make inkjet ink transfers. The paper the vendor sold me insists that it does that. However needs sublimation inks. Does that mean all EZ-Trans paper require sublimation ink? And how do I protect myself in the future from paper labeled as Inkjet compatible but not inkjet ink compatible? I did this before I found this site. Many of you have suggested Jetpro SS is the way to go. I have one sheet sample of the JPSS so will test that out today. Any help or insight is appreciated. (PS the EZ-Trans sold to me does not have any marks on the back side.)

 

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proworlded

Las, not familiar with the EZ-Trans but the JPSS is definitely for ink jet printers. Good luck.

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LasMT

Thanks Ed, I will try the JPSS once I've gone through some other paper already ordered from an old trusted seller. The EZ Trans paper wasn't represented honeslty. So want to make sure I don't play into the same mistake twice. The old saying if it's too good to be true...then it's no deal comes to mind here. I have 48 sheets of so called EZ-transpaper that will do inkjet-sublimation or sublimation ink transfers but not inkjet ink transfers. But I understood that ink sublimation was ink sublimation and yet a dye-sublimation printer I had won't work either. The message I'm getting from all of you here is JPSS JPSS JPSS...and I get it.
Thanks

 

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mrdavid

I am sorry to here about the transfer Paper but at least you shared and now people will "KNOW"..

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