Can this make a fabric be able to go through an inkjet printer?
274451
I'm not sure I would chance it bc it peels off. If it gets caught in your printer the glue may get all over. I used it to cover fabric that I had reupholstered my kitchen chairs with. It cracked & peeled pretty easily. Didn't last very long at all.
693898
As long as it's an inkjet printer (it should say on the printer itself or at least on a pamphlet it came with or something), which I'm sure it is, then you should be able to. :)
1734714
Yes it's possible just when you print, send it to the right printer (make sure the printer is on) to print the necessary job.
1353655
I haven't tried it, but don't think that would be a problem. The back doesn't look coated. This is heavy paper stock, and some inkjet printers cannot take it. I would worry more if the stock will go through than if it can be printed on the back.
2056813
I wouldn't recommend using this in a printer. The material is very thin and tears easily. If you really need to it might take a couple tries.
380342
Should be able to...the paper is not coated so both sides would give the same print quality. I use this to print a draft copy before using a more costly coated sheet ($0.02 vs $0.45 a sheet).
2199984
No sorry it will not work on fabric, made only for paper and photos. I tried to use on ribbon once and that didnt even work.
592892
I don't see why not. However, you better contact someone who prints shirts to see if you can print on polyester.
1799324
If you are referring to a pillow quilt, it will work but use light pressure, a more heavy firm quilt will work best. Pillow quilt could allow for the ink to spread if not used with light pressure because of the fabric being thinner. I have found that this are best on Cotton, Rayon, and Polyester.
1182205
Hello- I am sorry but I used an ink jet printer therefore, I can't answer your question but you should not have a problem with your printer as long as it's not a laser printer.
1557822
No. This is vinyl that you can cut shapes out of and iron the shapes on to fabric. There is no printing involved.
2039853
I don't see why you couldn't? It's paper and you run it through a printer. You'd just have to work out how to line everything up.
1448773
Yes it can! I have tried it out already, this printer does go through a lot of ink!
226524
Not sure how precisely you are intending the word "ink." I use this paper only in a laser printer and don't have problems with it. Not sure how it would work in an inkjet printer. It is not, however, as smoothly finished as is paper marketed as "laser paper."
1953451
I would assume it can but I don't know for sure. We are printing small Avery postal labels with it and it does have a straight through paper path.
780035
I haven't tried that, but I doubt it would work. You need a faster drying ink.
1296672
Based on my experience, I would say no. It struggled being able to cut properly through a piece of paper about double the thickness of typical computer paper. I doubt it can handle even the thinnest of fabrics.