Is it water proof? I'm looking to use it on inkjet prints to seal them from water and resin.
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It would make it water resistant- not waterproof. You might want to test it out on something unimportant first, to see if it runs. I also suggest that you spray lightly in several coats, and keep the nozzle of the can at least 12" away from the surface of the test print to prevent drips and runs from the spray pressure. You might also want to give the back of the print two or more coats to help prevent seepage in case it does get wet! That being said, there are photo paper out there that have a coating already on the paper that prevents water damage- last time i saw this photo paper was at Best Buy- you might want to check it out before using the spray. :)
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Don't believe it is water proof. If used in a watertight enclosure with a Plastic "While in Use" cover you may be able to use it outdoors.
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Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet mess, and then when you shrink it turns into a blob.
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I have used stamping ink and it dries. I have never tried printer ink. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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Although I haven't tried them specifically on glossy paper, I have tried them on several non-paper surfaces (such as a semi-gloss canvas). If you give the ink ample time to dry (will be tacky after just a few minutes and then totally dry after several hours) then it will likely not smear. However, if I went back to the canvases that I've done with them and wiped a damp cloth across, I'm rather certain the ink would smudge, so I do not believe that the ink is waterproof.
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No, this ink is aqueous ink meaning it is water based ink. It will be water resistant to a small degree but is not waterproof by any means, for that you would need a solvent printer with solvent ink also referred to as "eco-solvent ink". Solvent ink is chemically different and is oil based, it is used mostly in sign/vinyl printing.
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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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Hi Heather, thank you for your question and interest in ProCaliber Products. This kit is absolutely waterproof, but the area to be repaired must be clean and dry before applying the repair material. Afterwards, your repair will be waterproof, UV and household chemical resistant and will never dry, crack or peel away. It is a permanent repair. Sincerely, Matt ProCaliber Products
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Nope. There used to be a semi waterproof ink by Lamy (irongall I think), but it is not the ink that comes with it, and I am not sure it is available any longer. For waterproof needs I use Noodler's black, probably the most popular waterproof ink.
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Dear Heather,Thank you for your question and interest in ProCaliber Products. Yes, this product is waterproof once it is cured. However, it cannot be applied in a wet environment. The damaged area needs to be cleaned and completely dry before applying this repair material. However, once it is applied and allowed to cure, it will be waterproof, chemical and UV resistant, and a permanent one-time repair.Regards,ProCaliber Products
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Won't do it. You have to replace the color ink and then it will work till the black runs out. Then replace the black etc. This seems to be a problem to some people but no big issue to me. I can deal with that small issued knowing my prints are waterproof and the ink is a lot cheaper than most.
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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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They are waterproof if you use the correct tape. See Epson LabelWorks Strong Adhesive LC Tape Cartridge ~1/2-Inch Black on White (LC-4WBW9) for an example.
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Yes, although it allows water vapor to pass through but not fluid it should accept marker ink with no problem or damage to the material itself. Depending on your preference or application I'd suggest regular permanent ink type markers rather than water based as the water based may wipe off fairly easy.
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It doesn't say anything in the description about being waterproof or water repellant. It may keep items dry in a small amount of rain...but like others have said....Cover it with a trash bag or some sort of rain gear! After all, you spent allot of money on camera equipment, why take chances on it getting damaged from water!
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one of the reasons we use it is because it does not tear and is waterproof. I think that might depend on the ink they use to print on it (ink jet vs laser). They would have to test it.
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I would guess that it is not water 'proof' - maybe best described as moisture-resistant. It would depend on the amount of liquid, whether it soaks through. It is machine washable though.