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It’s our Royal Elements matte printable vinyl, will be back in stock this week!

Glad it helped 🙌

I only have one arm

Seemed to be a computer error, or I edited it off camera. Can’t remember unfortunately :(

@@royalelementsofficial Okay. Thank you. Do you know if this machine will cut non-adhesive vinyl? I just want shapes of vinyl that I don't want to stick to anything. Is that possible?

@jasonlara yep it can cut anything from paper to thick cardstock. Depending on the blade used, Not good for plastic or thicker materials that are similar

Yes, absolutely, clear waterslide is thinner and maneuverable, overall more delicate than clear printable vinyl. Some waterslide doesn’t require spray to seal. Will be back in stock in about a week

HP DeskJet

Yes it’s UV resistant, it will last up to 3-5 years from our testing

@ yea but I mean, if you want to remove the sticker after 1 year? Is it a hassle (meaning you’d need a heat gun, and it leaves behind residu), or is it just a easy peel off by hand and its fully clean?

@xXRobinNLXx if it’s been baked on by the sun it will be tough, but our printable vinyl won’t leave residue

Great point!

Yes that will work, just be sure to adjust your printer settings accordingly to photo glossy paper and best quality.

If the printable vinyl is for inkjet only it could curl and deform from the laser toner heat. These days most printable vinyl is compatible with both types though

Both will work, the laminate on top will determine the final finish.

When you peel the backing off it’s just the clear sticker face left if that makes sense

Yes they would work great for legos, waterslide can move around so you can adjust the placement- until the water drys and the glue hardens

@royalelementsofficial ok thanks 😉

Save the file as a high resolution PNG, adjust your printer settings, possibly clean the printer heads. Hope you get better results soon!

@ thank you will try :)

If you laminate over the edges with an added gap they will not lift

This was an HP Deskjet 3755 I believe

Yep you can print out any image you can find on the internet

Thanks boss, hard work pays off!

That Inkjet printer is cheaper but ink adds up and gets used quickly. The laser printer is more expensive and better for higher budgets

so if im going to use the printer to print about 90 pages a week colored which one would you recommend?

@@khaledafra9789 if you have enough time go with ink jet as of now that will be very fine

Yes, scissors! ✂️

I can’t share links here but we like the hp desk jet and hp laser jet!

You’re not the first to say that but I’m glad it helped haha

The HP Deskjet? There may be a newer version of it- I saw it on Amazon a few days ago. Other than that I have been loving the HP color laser jet- more expensive but worth it for quality imo.

Hard to say, laser printer paper is heat resistant, it may curl or damage the printer

It is highly water resistant, depending on the ink. It won’t be dishwasher safe or able to be scrubbed unless laminated though. Hope this helps!

Great question, I believe either vinyl or vinyl+

Haha thank you- and you’re not the only person to say this. I’ve tried to be more economical in my newer videos but no one’s perfect.

Sorry this was for demonstration only

Overlapping laminate makes it last longer in rain/dishwashers so water doesn’t seep in the seems

Awesome, good luck on your stickers!

Yes pigment ink should work. Just adjust your printer settings to best match the paper type

@@royalelementsofficial Thank you!

Yes it does! The front is printable vinyl, the backing is adhesive- all you do is print, cut and peel it off!

Hahah best comment of the year

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Yes we’re about to ship out an order of everything, will be late January in the new year

It can be a game changer if you want to make personalized stickers! It has to be “printable vinyl” though- not all vinyl can be printed

@@royalelementsofficial That makes sense. I assumed it was going to be a situation where you had to like, print on some sort of sticky paper and then put a clear coating on top. Much more straightforward.

Try checking out our long form video tutorials, they go more in depth!

That is most likely the ink, either that or the vinyl isn't for inkjet printers. This article explains exactly what you are talking about: royalelements.com/ink-smearing-on-printable-vinyl/