Should you use bubble jet set before printing?
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No. The fabric is pre-mounted on backing paper. I print, iron the printed fabric to help set the ink, wait for a day, and then remove the backing and rinse in Bubble Jet Rinse or another mild detergent to help further set the ink.
2018785
well.... you will need to sand your items smooth after printing... that is if smooth is what you want and you are making molds for the jewelry process... I know of none that make perfect smooth surfaces... so as long as you know that you will need to sand your item that you are casting from... then yes
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Yes, too much, but there are adjustments to print color and density that can be made when you want to print. If you already own the printer, check the online user manual.
796084
Yes, you will need an ink jet printer. Any printer that prints well with black ink. I actually used black sharpie on the clear film provided.
2275879
Yes, especially if you use ink jet printer. I use Laser Jet printing for my labels & then I laminate with highest heat setting on my laminator. I then cut my labels per size (using full sheet 8-1/2 in x 11 in sheets printing several labels per sheet). The back side is removed leaving the sticky, glue side exposed--then attach to bottle. If liquids get under label--exposure will affect quality of print.
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Not if you allow sufficient time for the ink to dry. That would be the same with any brand of ink jet printer
1910988
Not right in front of my machine at the moment, but I usually just press print again and then cut it, then print again and so on and so forth.. Hope that helps!
1354698
I used this in an HP printer. The set I bought had ink included. I would not recommend this setup though. My printer died a few weeks after installing it. I was told by a print shop owner the solvents used in the cheap ink ruins the print heads. He said the continuous ink systems are great, but you need to buy good ink. I don't know what that would be, but not this.
1662207
Yes, definitely. You will have to carefully configure your printing application.
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VERY IMPORTANT!!!!! The ink system is designed to be gravity fed at an EXACT Pressure. If it is too high the ink will flow into your printer and could overflow. If it is too low it may not feed properly. NOTE: If you bought the extra paper tray like I did, you will have to put something under the Ink system so that it is at the same level of the printer itself (Like if it only had one paper tray.) I made a cardboard box the exact height as the extra paper tray and keep my ink system on top of that.
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If you are printing a lot , then go this way. But if you set up your printer and dont print a lot then it will gum up and then have troubles. I even had problems with the kodak ink here on my printer when i left it and didnt print a lot. It seem to me that I was going thru so much ink on my end here. Then I realized a helpful tip that might help you out. Here it is keep a empty printer cart handy for if you dont print a lot. That might help you stretch the ink a ways. Then on your full ink cart turn it upside down where the ink stays on the bottom and always sealed. Here I have stretch a ink cart for 4 months this way. Hope this helps you out there If you are printing a lot , then go this way. But if you set up your printer and dont print a lot then it will gum up and then have troubles. I even had problems with the kodak ink here on my printer when i left it and didnt print a lot. It seem to me that I was going thru so much ink on my end here. Then I realized a helpful tip that might help you out. Here it is keep a empty printer cart handy for if you dont print a lot. That might help you stretch the ink a ways. Then on your full ink cart turn it upside down where the ink stays on the bottom and always sealed. Here I have stretch a... » Read More If you are printing a lot , then go this way. But if you set up your printer and dont print a lot then it will gum up and then have troubles. I even had problems with the kodak ink here on my printer when i left it and didnt print a lot. It seem to me that I was going thru so much ink on my end here. Then I realized a helpful tip that might help you out. Here it is keep a empty printer cart handy for if you dont print a lot. That might help you stretch the ink a ways. Then on your full ink cart turn it upside down where the ink stays on the bottom and always sealed. Here I have stretch a ink cart for 4 months this way. Hope this helps you out there « Show Less
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Am not sure if we are of the same printer model. But generally starter cartridge container is as big as a regular one and should be able to accommodate the same volume as a regular one. Best is to try it. Anyway, the excess powder can still be stored for future use.
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Hi,We are the seller of the products: PrintPayLess. Please do not peel off the film at the bottom of the cartridges. All you need to do is to follow the instruction sheet, push the cartridges all the way down. the film at the bottom of the cartridges will be punctured through. IF you peel off the film, the cartridges might be damaged and leak. The air vent do need to be unplugged before installing the cartridges.
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I think that it doesn't matter but I always burn the DVD first. So if there should be a failure then I haven't wasted the ink as comment by mechanic and others.The colors are magnificent and I always use pigment ink and it's dries quickly. When you burn the dvd it gets hot and can damage the color. So, you must wait a few hours to burn it. I think the prudent thing is to burn the dvd and then print it.
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If you are referring to the counter/indicator that tells you it is time to replace an empty cartridge then no. You must refill before it is completely out. Different printers have different types of settings. I can not say exactly how your printer will operate with this kit. This will not affect anything electronic or reset indicators. It is simply a couple containers with ink, and small drill, and a syringe to inject the ink into the cartridge. My printer seems to give me a visual indication of how much ink is in the cartridge, I am not sure how but it does seem to affect that. When I fill the cartridge it seems to show full. Some printers will not allow you to print if that replace cartridge indicator/counter is on. I have not had a problem but would keep an unused cartridge to reset it and then after it resets then put the refill cartridge in afterwards and see if it the indicator/counter stays out. Hope that helps.
1784153
I have an ink jet printer and it was fine. No smudging at all. I was very please with the result.
770797
Let the cartridge sit for about 12 hours before printing if it was completely empty! :) I didn't know this either but it helped greatly!