Has anyone tried simply using an inkjet printer on transparent labels, maybe with a clear spray over it? Always though I would try that, but never got around to it.
Just wondering.
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Anyone know where to find a custom decal maker or perhaps some sort of material that can be used in an inkjet or perhaps hand painted and then applied as a decal ?
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Has anyone tried simply using an inkjet printer on transparent labels, maybe with a clear spray over it? Always though I would try that, but never got around to it.
Just wondering.
Inkjets do not print white, and any background *not* white will distort the color printed on the label. Been there, done that.
(FWIW: my wife is a software engineer at HP at their main inkjet design center here in Vancouver, WA. I've worked there, too- there's always lots of samples to "test".)
