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Phototrans clc paper

Discuss the different heat transfer papers currently on the market for Color Laser Printers (CLC).

September 27th, 2009	Sep 27, 2009 8:09:44 PM - #1 (permalink)
kesosu Forum Member T-Shirt Member You can call me: Kelli Member Since: Aug 2009 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Phototrans clc paper Has anyone used PHOTOTRANS CLC PAPER from Pro World??? I have someone wanting 80 tshirts with a very detailed image and I will be printing forever on my Epson and was hoping printing on a color laser copier from my local office supply store would be quicker. They say this paper is made specifically for laser copiers. Anyone from Pro World on here able to answer more details about this paper? Can it handle dark ink like black and grey? Do I have to do anything extra on the copier? Thanks
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