When you use it on paper (e.g. when you print things on your printer), does it create a glossy surface on the paper? Does it cause smearing?
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yes it create a glossy surface on paper or anything it covers in fact. However i bought the item for the covering and preserving of costume jewelry it with that i most definitely tell you that it wears off pretty quick like avery one wear. You have to go over with numerous layers which can prove to be messy after a while. Nevertheless, to answer your question it sticks to anysuface very well, for instance I have gotten some not the wall by mistake and it coated it with ease, Good luck.
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I had never used this on paper before. I have used it to repair the surface of castings. In response to your question I took a piece of origami and sprayed it. The spray did not do any damage to the paper. The paper was left with a mild sheen. One coat did not make it stiff. Maybe more coats would make it stiffer. It did look like the paper had a protective coating.
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Hi, Thank you for your question. Yes, we have had great results with using our markers on blackboard contact paper. However because these products can vary in quality, we would recommend you test a small inconspicuous area of your surface first to ensure you have no problems wiping away the ink or there are no ghosting affects. We hope we have answered your question sufficiently, if you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact us again. Enjoy creating works of art on your blackboard contact paper! Kind regards Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft
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This is not paper. It's thin sheets of vinyl (plastic, if you will). It can be put in the printer, but when I did it, it smeared. I have an ink jet printer, maybe a lazar printer might give you better results. Maybe with practice, there might be a way to do it without smearing.
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It's a little glossy but I was able to write on it with a Sharpie. Just make sure it dries completely so it doesn't smudge.
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I've used it in a dell printer but if you're printing more than a few copies at a time, it seemed to get jammed up. That could be an issue with my printer, but it only does that with this paper. Printing one copy at a time, it seemed to do just fine.
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I have printed on mylar and overhead clear sheets. While it does print on them ,the ink never really dries and they smudge very easily. hope this helps.
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I have an ink jet printer and it was fine. No smudging at all. I was very please with the result.
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That's a bit difficult to answer without knowing exacting what kind of stock it is. If it is a cotton or linen stock, it really shouldn't, but if it is a heavier card like stock with a bit of a shine to it or a very smooth finish, that could be the problem. That said, I don't get the best results printing on good stock either. It doesn't smudge, but after about 30-40 envelopes, I end up with a vertical line on every envelope. My best guess is that it is the printer itself.
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I typically use it in a Montblanc fountain pen with a fine nib. This means there is less ink transferring to the paper than with a broad or thick line nib, reducing the potential for smearing before the ink can dry. I have never had a problem with it smearing. It drys fast. I have also never had a problem with the ink clogging the nib. I may fill it three or four times before perfromaing a very thorough cleaning of the nib. I like the ink very much.
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Hmmmm...not sure I understand.It's good paper, 4x6, and depending on your printer configuration, it will print the entire area of the paper.I don't know about the matte, I bought the glossy.But usually, the finish covers the entire side of the paper. :-)
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It seems that it will depend in what kind of paper you're writing on. I have a "write in the rain" journal around here I haven't tested it on yet, but on normal computer paper, it seems pretty resistant to smearing or blurring once the ink has set.
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I have never had the metallic, nor the black Sharpie, smear on either my print book paper or my glossy marketing materials, such as book marks or headshots. It dries in seconds.
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I did not know, so I printed on velum paper and then applied some water to it. Then I rubbed the paper. The water turned a light gray color but the ink was still readable with sharp characters. Velum paper in matt finish and very thick paper. I would use it to print my checks. When the water on the paper dries-it left a light gray transparent mark on my paper. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is glossy on both sides. My boxes say: 'Inkjet Glossy. Ideal for color-intensive brochures and flyers. Dual-sided printing. Brochure paper 180gm Glossy.' `Heavyweight, coated glossy finish for photo-qualtiiy images on both sides 98 Brightness'.I design and print Xmas cards each year. This is the paper I use and I get great results.I use it with Canon inks. They seem to take a bit longer to dry. The paper with my inks takes about 20 seconds to dry. It is not a problem when I manually turn the paper to print on the 2nd side.But if I set my printers to auto print on both sides, I set them to maximum dry time to insure the one side is dry before it auto duplex prints on the other. Yes it is glossy on both sides. My boxes say: 'Inkjet Glossy. Ideal for color-intensive brochures and flyers. Dual-sided printing. Brochure paper 180gm Glossy.' `Heavyweight, coated glossy finish for photo-qualtiiy images on both sides 98 Brightness'.I design and print Xmas cards each year. This is the paper I use and I get great results.I use it with Canon inks. They seem to take a bit longer to dry. The paper with my inks takes about 20 seconds to dry. It is not a problem when I manually turn the paper to print on the 2nd side.But if I set my printers to auto... » Read More Yes it is glossy on both sides. My boxes say: 'Inkjet Glossy. Ideal for color-intensive brochures and flyers. Dual-sided printing. Brochure paper 180gm Glossy.' `Heavyweight, coated glossy finish for photo-qualtiiy images on both sides 98 Brightness'.I design and print Xmas cards each year. This is the paper I use and I get great results.I use it with Canon inks. They seem to take a bit longer to dry. The paper with my inks takes about 20 seconds to dry. It is not a problem when I manually turn the paper to print on the 2nd side.But if I set my printers to auto print on both sides, I set them to maximum dry time to insure the one side is dry before it auto duplex prints on the other. « Show Less
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It dries matte, though you can tell the project has a slight sheen to it. Not shiny, but if you look at the project (in my case, quilling paper) before and after spraying, you can tell the sprayed project isn't as 'dull' as it was before spraying.
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It depends on the paper you are using. I was using recycled paper and it soaks up like a sponge and smears. On regular paper it does not dry quickly.