I just want to be sure that these will easily remove from most surfaces. Also, would it be possible to print on them if sized to fit printer?
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Wendy, they stick to the wall because of static. They remove super easily. I've never tried the printer option.
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I've used 'em for my HP C4820 with some success but you're really limited by your ability to deal with the cartridge itself. Eventually the printer refused to recognize the other party cartridges I was filling and refused to recognize that I'd filled a used HP cartridge despite a long, tedious process of "resetting" the printer, "resetting" the cartridge and so forth. The ink didn't clog the printer's jets and did save me some money on expensive HP replacements. BTW, fill 'em over a surface you can clean; that ink is permanent on fabrics! Ask me how I know.....lol!
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I use my printer more often than you do so I don't have your problem, but I'll offer a suggestion you might consider. That is to remove the cartridges before you are going to leave it for a period of time and seal the it with scotch tape. I do remove my cartridges with regularity so know you can take them out and put them back in quite a few times. Like I said, I've never tried this but it doesn't sound like you have anything to lose by trying it. Good luck.
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i don't recommend them. They worked great on my printer before they changed the shape and ink (maybe new formula), but it fouled my print heads and broke my printer.
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They are a hard plastic, which I think could be cut to size. I don't think you would have an issue.
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I have never had an issue with using a permanent marker on an inkjet printable surface. If anything, the inkjet printable finish should make markers work better.
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Yes and I have had very good luck with them so far, Just don't forget to remove other little plastic clip or top won't fit you will see it the Epson ones don't have it ... Happy printing I love being able to print all I want without spending a fortune on ink. So far so good, this product I have bought it twice and not one problem ! GC
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Andres I am not sure what you mean by inkjet printable ? I use these DVD'S only to record movies on from the TV or I transfer from my VHS'S to these DVD'S for this purpose I have had no problems with them at all and I have gone thru about 400 of these DVD'S for that. so my thinking on this is that they are not inkjet printable. for what I use these for are the best I have ever had for recording on better then your name brand DVD'S and I have tried all of them. for the price you can't go wrong. so I hope this answers your question. MARY M.
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I thought about that, too! But I haven't tried yet. They aren't a typical size and I'm not sure if my printer will choke trying to feed the plastic through. Also, as they're a circle folded in two, I suspect slippage would be an issue, as well.
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Yes! They will smear and are not like normal sharpies! No, they will not go through paper (printer paper is the thinnest I have used them on) as long as you keep moving, like a normal "wetter" pen/marker.
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They're okay....It's not so easy to remove that they peel off by themselves and not so hard to remove that it peels off the paper they're stuck on. I'm use them on skin product packages and I've never had any issues.
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Yep. I've used these on a dinosaur Epsom and a new cheapie ($30) cannon. They both printed perfectly.
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you probably could but you need to make it in smaller pieces just look up the plate size and printing height and be a bit pesimistic... but it should probably not be to much of a problem...the fact that this printer also has two extruder allows for water soluable suport material which might be a help on som fiddly bits..
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I know they can be removed, but am not sure about the size (9/16th). I think you could use your hands with what is there already. I like it, is just does not fit under my desk.
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Not sure that you can, they have a matte finish, may not print right; See if you can do one as a test without wasting the entire sheet.
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I haven't tried them in a printer. Mostly, I make fridge magnets with stickers from micro breweries, outdoor stuff, etc. I apply the sticker to the magnet sheet, cut around the shape of the graphics/artwork and voilà, its a fridge magnet!
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Yes. It would require rebrushing on ink pad often though. i use a small sponge to dab on these and then dab the sponge on paper and it works fine for me.