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Message: [QUOTE="CarmenBaker, post: 228626, member: 24957"] Printing on materials like parchment or greaseproof paper can be a bit tricky but it’s absolutely doable with the right approach. Here are some tips to help you achieve the best results: [LIST=1] [*][B]Choose the Right Printer:[/B] For smaller projects, inkjet printers with pigment based inks can work well because they provide vibrant colors and good adhesion. For larger scale printing, consider using commercial flexographic or digital printers, as they’re better suited for specialty papers. [*][B]Inks Matter:[/B] Make sure to use food safe, heat resistant inks, especially if the tray liners will come into contact with food. These inks are designed to stay put and maintain quality on non porous surfaces. [*][B]Adjust Printer Settings:[/B] If using a home printer, set it to the highest quality mode and adjust the paper type setting to match the material. Test a small sample first to see how the ink adheres. [*][B]Coating Considerations:[/B] Parchment and greaseproof papers often have a waxy or treated surface. You might need special inks or a pre treatment process to ensure the print doesn’t smudge or fade. [*][B]Professional Help:[/B] If you’re looking for consistent, high quality results, partnering with a professional printing service like the one you mentioned (Tray Liners Studio) is a great idea. They’ll have the tools and expertise to handle tricky materials. [/LIST] Good luck with your project it sounds like a creative and fun endeavor! [/QUOTE]

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