Would this work fine with glossy cards?
1030968
Yes, I don't know why not. There is plenty of room so you don't need to pack the cards into the case which should reduce any abrasion of the glossy surface.
1030969
I think so. My cards are semi gloss. I end up pulling a couple out at a time.
1223228
Not really...it is made to emboss plastic cards similar in size and shape to credit cards...so any other shape or material might pose an unresolvable problem!!!
821443
I haven't tried it with cards, but I think it would be fine. It is not thick or cushy. It just has a backing which keeps it from slipping when on a table.
1288733
It hasn't caused me any problems with card stock. I've done four or five greeting cards, running the stock through twice to print both sides and haven't had a failure yet. I can see where it might since it goes through a pretty tight turn inside the machine. I haven't tried anything glossy or otherwise slippery.
307039
Possibly.... Its pretty heavy card stock, and it's a bit more glossy than matte. It really depends on the printer I'd say. But for the price, it's worth getting and trying. I've bought multiple packs. Never disappointed
1422280
I have used them on glossy photo paper for card making, hard to blend on photo paper though.
329789
It doesn't claim to fold glossy paper. I've gotten it to work if I tap on the paper to get it to pick it up.
655320
These cards are specifically designed to work with Inkjet printers as they have a slight texture coating to absorb the ink making it permanent. My company made the mistake one time of not paying attention if the "For Inkjet Printers" message was on the order or not, and I ended up with 100 smooth surface cards designed for ribbon type printers such as the Fargo and others. Inkjet printers will make a mess on the smooth cards as the ink is not absorbed without the invisible special coating. Hope this helps.
136913
I think it would be good for that as I used it on some envelopes. It doesn't stick well to shiny or smooth surfaces though.
983748
Hi, Doris. I used this for business cards and it worked great. If you're careful you can actually run about three through at the same time spacing them out on the machine.
108930
As long as it is the same size or larger card being copied to it should work. Note higher capacity cards would lose extra space.
1602043
The lazer printer may melt the glossy finish or possibly damage the printer. It may possibly work but I wouldn't try it. It's not worth it.
1654044
Yes, it is compatibility, but not exactly. Only the backing of 6 optional cards will look different from the original game. You can buy card sleeves for your cards that costs like $1 or $2 and that would solve the problem. But if you don't care about the back of the cards, then it won't matter at all.
383270
Probably. It's a glossy.extra thick card stock if that helps. They really looked cool when we hung them up. I would think painting would work.fine
1229198
I wouldn't recommend it. I used it on card stock and was very disappointed. You can it, but it isn't nearly as nice as on a regular paper.
738720
I have stamped sucessfully on glossy plastic. I don't know how well it would stand up to cleaning products or daily wear, though. I think it would work for you, but I would recommend applying a clear sealer over top. Good luck!
1450342
Yes it will provided you use a normal card stock (i.e. business card stock or greeting card stock). Thicker stocks tend to slip or jam. One other caveat - the stock will come out with a slight curve or bend to it, so you have to bend it back into a flat piece of paper. No big deal, just want you to be aware. The machine is rock solid and produces very nice images. (Oh, and don't use glossy stock unless it is specifically formulated for laser printers instead of inkjet printers. The ink won't fuse to glossy stock and will smear right off the paper.) Hope that helps.