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Message: [QUOTE="LuxeryTravels, post: 229797, member: 26906"] Hey there! I’ve seen this kind of issue come up before with certain Canon printers, especially with [B]luster or glossy papers[/B]. Since you're getting clean results on [B]Epson matte paper[/B] but seeing [B]smudgy gray marks[/B] on the [B]Finestra Art luster paper[/B], a few things come to mind: [LIST=1] [*][B]Paper Thickness & Coating[/B]: Luster papers often have a different surface coating than matte, and if the paper is slightly thicker or the coating isn't fully compatible with the printer's ink/drying system, it can lead to smudges or tracking marks. Even subtle thickness differences can cause issues with the [B]printer's roller mechanism[/B]. [*][B]Roller Marks (Pizza Wheels)[/B]: What you're describing – soft, repeating marks in the same area – could be caused by the [B]feed rollers or the anti-curl/pizza wheels[/B] inside the printer. These rollers can sometimes [/LIST] [/QUOTE]