We discovered that there is laser and inkjet decal paper. If you use the incorrect one, you do not get optimal results. We used to own a color laser copier... Don Thompson
On Feb 7, 2013, at 3:47 PM, Michael Eldridge wrote: > Not sure what Staples did, but I've never had this problem with decals > printed on a laser printer. I compared inkjet and laser in preparation for a > clinic I gave, and felt that the laser gave a more solid color blocks and > crisper edges. > > -Michael Eldridge > > --- In [email protected], "Gerry Evans" wrote: > > > > JACK: > > I'd advise not using a color laser to print decals. Before I bought my HP > > ink jet I used to have Staples print my decals on one of their laser > > printers. Lasers lay down a sort of granular image that tends, for us less > > than precise guys, to break up during the process of trimming the decals. > > An ink jet lays down, obviously, an ink image. > >
