I called a local office supply place, they told me they have silicone
coated paper that can be put through a Laser Jet. I will go down tomorrow
and see if it looks any good, it's supposed to be glossy finish.
If it looks ok I'll buy some and try it and see if the transfer looks any
good. I have the feeling though that it's a different kind of silicone, the
description said it's for use with Ink Jet printers and making high quality
color presentations.
At 03:40 PM 5/9/2005, you wrote:
>On Mon, 9 May 2005 21:21:33 +0200, Martin Haverland
><professional@...> wrote:
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> >
> > Let's keep us beeing informed about our further silicone experiments, i
> > will
> > do some by myself now!
> > Kind regards
> > Martin
>
>
>I fixed the printer too, a paper fragment was attached to a roller it
>shouldn't be attached to.
>But still the silicone is frustrating.
>I tried about 10 prints before i noticed the file is faulty, not the
>silicone paper, missing chunks of lines cause they were too thin.
>The silicone paper tends to stick to places where it shouldn't. It is good
>to leave about an inch on the leading edge uncoated and also use only full
>A4 sheets not half sheets.
>
>ST
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