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[QUOTE="JasonHuff, post: 228592, member: 24931"]
That's a great question! Printing on paper materials like parchment or greaseproof paper can be a bit tricky but it's definitely achievable.

Here are a few tips:

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[*][B]Printer:[/B] Consider using a high quality inkjet printer with pigment based inks. These inks are more durable and fade resistant than dye based inks.
[*][B]Paper:[/B] Choose a paper that is specifically designed for printing. Look for papers with a smooth surface and good ink absorption.
[*][B]Ink:[/B] Use inks that are food safe and heat resistant, especially if the liners will be used in food packaging.
[*][B]Settings:[/B] Experiment with different print settings to find the best results. Higher resolution and slower print speeds can often produce better quality prints.
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I haven't personally used Tray Liners Studio but it's worth checking out their offerings and contacting them directly to discuss your specific needs.

Let me know if you have any other questions.
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