Would this work on a printed canvas?
462284
Figure you could try it on a scrap, but if it were me, I would use Stazon (hope I'm spelling this right) brand ink pads... that stuff stamps on ANYTHING!
1009501
I tried it on a piece of regular fabric and it didn't work so it probably won't on felt
622809
Not unless you have a white ink cartridge. Inkjet printers "print" white by simply not laying down any ink at all based on the assumption that the paper being printed on is white. You'd have to replace the black ink cartridge with a white one and set the font color to black for this to work.
163319
Dear Customer, yes definitely. It can be printed in Black and white and please mention the same while sending us the image. Thanks, Canvas Champ
231904
They are canvas, so I would say yes. The material doesn't seem to have any sort of waterproofing or substance on them that would prevent them from being printed on.
788319
I HAVED USED IT ON ALLTYPE OF CANVAS NO PROBLEM. WHEN PUTTING IT ON MAKE SURE YOU USE THE SAME AMOUNT ON YOUR BRUSH SO IT WILL LOOK THE SAME WHEN IT DRIES. I would think it would be worth the try if not it would be costly to replace it and it would have to be better than it is now.
2218643
or maybe spray some silicone on it to see if that will help if it's not stuck on the canvas.
694893
I use this product on paper to make cards. I do not know how it would do on canvas. Do you know these are like soft crayons?? I would suggest trying it first yourself and see how it works.
1055270
It should work. Just make sure you test it first on a similar fabric and be careful that you don't accidentally get it on your fingers and stain surrounding parts. That's happened to me so I had to create a design to improvise and cover it. Wait for the paint to dry before handling it and when dry iron it using a press cloth to set it. I have used it on duck canvas fabric just like denim. Great results. Just be careful as I said not to contaminate other areas of the fabric because it will be hard to remove.
396867
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?
268676
It depends on the type you have, if the canvas is on stretcher, you can attach to the stretcher frame. If it is a wrap I suppose you can attach to the section of the canvas that wraps to the back of the print, but not sure if the canvas texture might cause it not to adhere as tightly as it could. I don't think it will damage the canvas, I know it didn't damage hotel wall paper which is what I used it on when I made use of the strips. Peeled off clean as a whistle and met the standards of the very picky hotel staff.
614175
I think it can, but I have never tried it, but im sure the canvass may need to be on a roll. check hp tech before u buy
1717612
I would say yes under two conditions. First, the mural you are projecting will probably have to fit on no more than a standard piece of 8.5x11 paper. When I use this for instruction in math, I typically can count on having the full page (portrait style) being captured by the camera--but no more. Secondly, your projector needs to have an appropriate focal length for this to work as well. Hope that helps.
1306196
I have not tried it for that purpose. It's like sticky paper. It will stick to anything between it and the mounting surface. I think with fabric you'd get wrinkles. Once the adhesive touches, it is not re-positionable. There are a number of paste adhesives useful for mounting canvas. I have had poor results with this 3M product and would recommend people avoid it.
824603
I think it might. I would suggest that you try to increase the vibrancy of the image before you printed.
406895
I think it would work fine with ink---probably wouldn't want to watercolor tint the drawings.
1513872
I doubt it. It's pretty thick though. It's a canvas with a thick rubberized coating.