can I print edible ink with Canon inkjet printer onto this sheet in order to get a chocolate transfer sheet?
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Unfortunately, the Grafix Dura-Lar Clear film is not compatible with inkjet ink. While you can run it through the printer, the ink will bead up and/or smear on the film. In order to run in through the printer you will need to get the Grafix Computer Film. However, this product is not FDA approved for food because of the coating. You may need to look for a baking or cooking specific product for this application. Thank you.
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Yes, you can use an inkjet printer, however your final project will still look like a thick piece of card stock paper with an image instead of a nice thin transparent sticker. Hope this information helps with your purchasing decision. Sandra
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Sorry I only have a laserjet printer & they work great there. I'd go to the Avery site and find out if I were you.The pkg also says Laser jet, so I went by that.
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I am not sure, but it is my understanding that LASER coror printers can use regular plain paper for heat transfers, as long as the heat is high enough. I do not know how high the heat must be to press the laser ink onto the fabric. It is the INKJET printers that require special coating on transfer paper.
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Yes. They look just like any other 'ink' cartridge you would use only they have edible food coloring in them. BUT, my copier does not work and never did. AND, I could not get a response from the dealer.
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you cannot print on this paper, this is just a wrapping paper for some foods
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I have never tried to print on these sheets with an inkjet printer, I believe a permanent, indelible ink is necessary. Good luck.
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I dont think so, since transfer papers are usually designed for ink jet printers
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It does work with rice paper and it works very nicely. You just have to make sure to use it at least once a week so the edible ink won't dry up.
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Yes I can print your photo on any of our sizes. Here is a link to my storefront. 1/4 Sheet ~ Create Your Own Custom Edible Cake or Cupcake Image Topper!!!Thanks,Eric
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Hm, I have used ice paper for kites; and with ink printing as in stamping, it did nicely. I don't know how it would do going though a Canon printer. Wish I could be more helpful.
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Not Only do you REQUIRE special transfer paper, you require a special ink. I would HIGHLY recommend using Sawgrass Inks because they have developed inks that are matched with the necessary ICC color profiles to ensure what you see on your screen turns into what is pressed on the shirt. Now that comes to make next point. You can go with Chromablast Inks which can print ONLY on light colored 100% cotton fabrics. If you want more versatility and wider range of products, I would recommend going with Sublijet-R inks which can be pressed to 100% polyester based materials (from shirts, mugs, hats to phone cases!) Once you decide the direction you are going you can only use the printer for that purpose. This printer uses an internal ink well system that maintains ink in it so you use ALL the ink in the cartridges making it very cost efficient. But, you can not switch cartridges and print with another ink. This is specialty printing you are talking about and I highly recommend you find someone who knows this process and teach you because it can be a little daunting learning this on your own. Best of luck!
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Yes. There is no problem on the inkjet to transfer paper. The iron on question is not with the R2880 but with the fabric. If you use a iron hot enough to do the transfer, some synthetic fabrics may melt under the hot iron. Fabrics like cotton and linen can take the heat some of the synthetics cannot. Fabric texture can also be a problem. You may transfer to the top of the texture, but not to the bottom. A knit cotton "T" shirt should be fine. However, it is best to try it out on a sample scrap of fabric first.
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I use them in my Canon MG 5320 and they work very well. Your printer would need to be used only for edible image and NEVER used with regular ink. You can buy empty cartridges to go in most printers. Also you may need a chip resetter if you have cartridges with the chips.
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No. Lift the lid on the top of the printer and lay what you want to copy on the glass. You can only copy a sheet at a time as far as I know.
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Answer #1: No, red is not recommended. Refer to opaque transfer sheets for the bolder & darker colors. Answer #2: Yes, if you only want the printer objects shape, you will need to cut away the "waste"...otherwise you will have a 8.5" x 11" rectangle (with whatever background color you have chosen) with your printed object on it.
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I haven't tried it, but don't think that would be a problem. The back doesn't look coated. This is heavy paper stock, and some inkjet printers cannot take it. I would worry more if the stock will go through than if it can be printed on the back.