Toner Transfer Advice

[Charles Jean]

Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
inexpensive. TIA for any help.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
inexpensive. TIA for any help.

T-Shirt transfer paper? I've heard plain paper works well if you soak the
paper off afterwards.

 

[YD]

Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
inexpensive. TIA for any help.

Ink-jet photo paper. I hear that Staples generic photo paper works
well. Grab a few brands and try them out, it's pretty hit-and-miss,
depending a lot on the toner and other variables. Some people have had
good results with the glossy inserts in the Sunday paper. Take a look
at Yahoo Homebrew_PCB group.

- YD.

 

[Daniel A. Thomas]

| Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
| in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
| of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
| about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
| inexpensive. TIA for any help.
|
Try http://www.fullnet.com/u/tomg/gooteepc.htm for suggestions.
Dan Thomas

 

[Daniel A. Thomas]

| Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
| in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
| of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
| about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
| inexpensive. TIA for any help.
|

Try http://www.fullnet.com/u/tomg/gooteepc.htm for suggestions.
Dan Thomas

 

[James Thompson]

Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
inexpensive. TIA for any help.

If you have a walmart close by, Try the (JetPrint Photo Everyday). I have
had very nice results using it. Don't get the (JetPrint Photo Multiproject)
as it now has a plasticized coating on the back side that sticks to the
iron. Jtt

 

[ehsjr]

Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
inexpensive. TIA for any help.

Staples "photo basic gloss" item #471861

Ed

 

[Jamie]

Getting ready to try this, and thought I'd ask for your expericences
in this area. In particular, I'm looking for suggestions on the type
of paper to use. I would rather not use the "blue paper" I've read
about, but something I can get locally at Staples, etc., and is fairly
inexpensive. TIA for any help.

smooth glossy ink jet photo paper.
or.
find some old mags with those clay
glossy pages and use a razor to cut
out the correct size for your laser
printer.