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Message: [QUOTE="WilliamRegan, post: 228629, member: 24959"] [B]That's a great question![/B] I've done some similar work in the past and can share a few tips: [LIST=1] [*][B]Printer Selection:[/B] For high quality prints on specialty papers like parchment or greaseproof, [B]dye sublimation printers[/B] are often a great choice. They produce vibrant colors and can handle a variety of paper types. However, they can be more expensive upfront. [*][B]Ink and Paper Compatibility:[/B] Ensure that the ink you choose is compatible with the specific paper type. Some inks may bleed or smudge on certain papers, so it's important to do some testing beforehand. [*][B]Printer Settings:[/B] Experiment with different printer settings, such as print resolution, color profile and paper type, to achieve the desired results. Higher resolution will typically produce sharper images but it may also increase print time. [*][B]Pre-Treatment:[/B] In some cases, pre treating the paper with a special solution can improve ink adhesion and color vibrancy. [/LIST] [B]Additionally, consider these factors:[/B] [LIST] [*][B]Heat Transfer:[/B] If you're planning to heat transfer the design onto the tray liner, ensure that the ink and paper can withstand the heat and pressure. [*][B]Durability:[/B] For liners that will be exposed to heat, grease or moisture, choose a durable ink and paper combination. [/LIST] [B]I hope this helps![/B] If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. [B]Best of luck with your project![/B] [/QUOTE]

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