Can this be used as a primer to transfer inkjet photos to tiles or glass?
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I don't believe it can be used as a transfer medium. I have had great success with Lazertran which is made specifically for your proposed type of transfer. The type I have is for laser printers, but they may have one for inkjet. I would be careful about running any primer or gesso in a printer because it may cause serious damage.
2105824
Do not waste your money on this cheap, cheap, worthless product. Amazon should discontinue selling it. It's that bad. In specific answer to your question, No, you would not be able to glue tiles to it and it would be a waste of your tiles, money and time to try.
1948565
Yep, you can. Keep in mind that you can only copy one page at a time. You put the picture onto the glass, it scans it (the same as if you were scanning the picture to a computer), and it makes a photocopy off of that. You can do color or black and white.
114163
Yes but depends on your printer I use a Epson Stylus Photo R320 and it works great on that using Jpeg.
1975270
I dont think so, since transfer papers are usually designed for ink jet printers
1129558
I am confident that basically any inkjet would work, the key is to have a printer that can handle printing on cards (needs a carrier and the ability to print on something quite thick). The surface treatment of the blanks makes the ink go on nicely....
2240165
I have not tried. But was told by several kinkos employees that it will not, as lasers get too hot. It says on the packaging, "for use with inkjet printers." Hope this helps.
2263221
I couldn't say. I used it to remove ink written on photos. Worked well on that.
1341037
You could but Not recommended you need a specific temperature for the substrate. Iron press is the way to go and you need sublijet inks and polyester substrate
2119060
i am not sure=i use it for calligraphy & giclee/iris prints=you should check with the manufacturer
2086707
This product has been discontinued, so I doubt that there would be an adhesive version. I have sheets of transparency film with adhesive that I purchased from an art dealer, but I doubt that it would run through the inkjet printer. As a graphic designer, I would say to spray the back of the film with 3M spray adhesive. Good luck!
1895770
It should be able too, but I bought it only for my edible images. I love the printer.
1386123
I do not have a reason to use on tiles, so not able to answer your question with certainty. I see no reason why not. It works great on glass.
1608731
I used it on glass - but I'm thinking it might work just as well as long as the plexiglass is smooth and doesn't have scratches in it. That's just my opinion, of course.
24105
It is a pretty obsolete device, and ONLY prints on relatively obscure and expensive sizes of thermal paper- which fades with time and exposure to heat, and is not available in self-adhesive forms. The print is also small and a bit blurry. I would not use it for this.
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i only used it on inkjet. but the ink spread out on the paper. the pictures i printed looked like big pixelated photos. It was almost like the ink bled a bit. It was all blotchy looking like mosaic tiles. The paper was also very thin and i wouldn't call it cover stock at all. it was almost thinner than regular kodak photos.
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you can use it in just about any inkjet printer, but the seller doesnt provide color profiles and couldnt tell me where to get them making my purchase nearly useless