Will the ink wash out after being printed on?
1518705
It depends on your printer and your settings. I printed pictures and the color came out really good but it took a couple of tries playing with the settings. I think I finally just used plain paper but with best photo. Hope this helps. And this did not stick well to a painted wall.
1518706
It's paper with adhesive on one side. If you get it wet, the print will bleed a little bit. You can seal it fairly well with Polycrylic. Just make sure the polycrylic goes beyond the edge of the paper.
1518707
The product label states it is good for four months ... in sunny, windy, humid locations the ink may lighten, defragmate, bleed a bit more than in a temperature controlled, still or artificially lit environment.
447450
no when you press at the right tempereture the ink gets seal and your transfer will last 30+ washes this is a profesional paper for inkjet transfers
495460
Won't do it. You have to replace the color ink and then it will work till the black runs out. Then replace the black etc. This seems to be a problem to some people but no big issue to me. I can deal with that small issued knowing my prints are waterproof and the ink is a lot cheaper than most.
2237
Yes. It'll keep printing until the ink cartridge is completely empty. For example, if the black cartridge runs out, you'll eventually get a blank page as you continue to use the printer.
1346590
Yes, it's permanent ink. Be careful, and check the paper you are using as much paper made today won't work with liquid inks, and you can end up with a blur rather than a word. If you use good paper, what you write won't wash out, but the excess will fade if it gets wet (as is true with most all ink). More depends upon the paper than the ink. I do like this ink quite a bit, and just pulled out some note books (details of some environmental studies) I wrote in grad school about 40 years ago, and they are still crisp and clear if that helps you at all.
1834775
Yes and I recommend you use only Epson ink. I used off brand ink in my last printer and it became unusable over a short period of time. It may not have been the problem, but problems began when I started using the off brand inks.
1930768
You really need to run the printer thru deep cleans quit a few times particularly if this is the first transition to the new ink . you might even have to refill the ink a little more after cleaning. As I said usualy its in the transition to the new ink.
1452552
I think that if it is something you printed out on your own printer there might be a problem since printer ink is water soluble. If it is ordinary printed material I don't see any problem other than soaking the paper might wrinkle it.
2209114
There is no need to worry about the stamp drying out. The ink is designed not to dry out if you leave it in the open air. It will stay wet for a long, long time. That is why this ink can be used only on paper or cardboard, where it can soak into the material. A little bit of ink does get used each time you stamp something, so you will need to re-ink it eventually, but this has nothing to do with the ink drying up.
243420
Photo colors appear a bit washed out. However, I have not tested printer with Canon ink so I do not know if the problem is related to the ink quality or the limitations of the printer.
1890954
It happened once to my pen. I own 3 of them and it is not a frequent occurence. Of course, it also depends on the type of ink you use. I use Noodlers Black / Waterproof fountain and it burped out once. I also use Pelikan Ink Bottle 76 Blue - Black and it has not burbed out yet. Hope this helps.
1514033
if a normal ink no problem. i assume you will wash the pen but if not, no problem either perhaps a slight shade difference at first but no big deal..nice pen easy to work with writes good..
633628
No, the ink is not permanent and will not survive washing. Have you considered inking the stamps with a sharpee?
1402615
I have not experienced any label problems. If you make sure you do not overfill the wash basin, and set the end rollers at the right distance, the label will not get wet as long as you withdraw the record right after the wash procedure and dry it. If you have concerns about the label washing off due to the type of ink used, I would test a small area with no text with a damp sponge. No ink should come off and it should not fade. If it fades or washes off I'm not sure I would wash it other than by hand. I have not run into any labels on 331/3 LPs that wash off or streak, same for 45s. I have not washed any 78s. I guess I have washed about 250 or more records with the Spin Clean and find it indispensable when buying used records and going back through my personal collection. I even wash records that don't show any signs of dust. The Spin Clean get down deep in the grooves.
219902
Yes but you don't want them the cartrages leak. You will need to clean the leeking ink up and count yourself lucky if it doesn't foul you printer
1804386
I've always use a inkjet printer, so I never had problems with ink running on the standard paper/photo paper.. It comes dry when it's done printing.
2241070
I just put some water over a sheet I printed and it did not smear or run.....Hope this helps you, Bruce