I recently purchased some jet pro soft stretch light transfer paper. I printed onto it using my LASER printer and it seems to have worked fine. I haven’t washer it yet, but I cannot see that being a problem. Anybody have any thoughts/advice on this?
Inkjet and laser transfer paper
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A wash test is very important and the only way you'll really know whether it's up to the job or not.
Top marks for experimenting though, that's what it's all about.
Top marks for experimenting though, that's what it's all about.
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If it stretches without cracking it will be fine.
Toners are binder+pigment in powder form. Inkjet pigment inks are binder+pigment suspended in water. Once the water evaporates, you end up with pretty much the same thing.
If you use too much toner (too thick) it may crack, but that's about it.
Toners are binder+pigment in powder form. Inkjet pigment inks are binder+pigment suspended in water. Once the water evaporates, you end up with pretty much the same thing.
If you use too much toner (too thick) it may crack, but that's about it.
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