Any successful use on a non-water-proof inkjet printed canvas?
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I sprayed a pretty thick coat onto typical photo paper/ink and there was no bleeding at all (and the sweat from my hand could easily smear those photos). I was happy with this product! It's a great sealant and lacquer.
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No, the ink runs & the paper is kind of yellow. Try waterproof inkjet labels instead.
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I have only used this to make outdoor posters for lost cats, but found that the ink runs... it isn't as 'weatherproof' as touted. Can you use a label maker instead?
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I would only say, proceed at your own risk. This printer is primarily made for paper and photographic paper. There are larger printer/plotters from Epson and other brands that are rated for printing on canvas and other substrates...and, of course, they are much more expensive. If this is a rare, one- or two-off project, you may do better to find a local or online vendor that specializes in printing on fabric or canvas - there are hundreds of them listed on the web. That way you don't risk ruining your own printer. If you intend on printing on fabric routinely, you may want to invest or lease a much larger printer/plotter. But my recommendation would be to outsource it to a qualified vendor first who has the proper equipment.
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Not waterproof; it's just regular printer paper glued to a very thin magnet sheet. You can spray or paint over the printing (after the ink has dried) with an acrylic sealer or a waterproof Mod Podge to protect your project.
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Regular dye inkjet will work but for durability and best look pigment ink is recomendedsublimation ink does not work for this paper
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It is not desighed to print on canvas. If I remember correctly the upper limit on media thichness is 11.8 mils . I don't think you will find canvas that thin to experiment with. Hope this helps.
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Yes....but you will need to seal your fabric over after the image is printed as it will not hold! I covered mine with a gel medium and that worked, but an ink jet is definitely better!
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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.
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I wouldn't use it for canvas. I believe there are specific waterproofing materials for canvas that you can get.
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Should work well on canvas or other breathable materials. Would not recommend for nylon or poly tents as they are already waterproof.
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I have found that when using this ink on paper for stamping it is waterproof. Meaning that once it is dry, if you add other paints on top of it, it doesn't mix with the new paint.
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I'm not sure how well this will work for what you want to do. I believe that this canvas has a coating that is optimzed for epson's ink.
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I tried one on a ziplock bag and then let it dry, and yes the ink stayed. However if you are talking about a hard piece of plastic I am not quite sure that it would dry on that. Hope this helped!
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Dear AV Mom, Thank you very much for your great question. As Inked Markers are best suited to natural fabrics such as cotton, silk, canvas etc. and assuming that the umbrella you intend on decorating would most likely be made from a synthetic as well as a waterproof fabric, we would not recommend Inked for such a project, as Inked markers are water-based. Best wishes, The Team at Blackcat
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It can if you do a bit of extra work. There are inks you can purchase for printers that are waterproof. To make it have a shiny/harder cover, you can purchase clear sheets of contact paper, peel their backs off, and stick them over the sheet of paper. If the printed item is small enough, you can even use clear packing tape as an alternative to the contact paper.
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I haven't actually used this on canvas, but I think they would work fine. They work on cotton fabric just fine, even the thicker fabric for the inkjet printers with the iron on stuff.