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Message: [QUOTE="BettyDiaz, post: 228694, member: 25021"] That's a really interesting project! Parchment paper can be a beautiful and functional material for custom printing. Here are a few tips to consider: [B]Printer and Ink:[/B] [LIST] [*][B]Laser Printers:[/B] These are generally a good option for parchment paper as they use heat to fuse the toner to the paper. [*][B]Inkjet Printers:[/B] While possible, the ink might not adhere as well, especially if the paper is exposed to moisture or heat. [/LIST] [B]Settings:[/B] [LIST] [*][B]Temperature:[/B] Experiment with different temperatures to find the optimal setting for your printer and ink. Too high a temperature could cause the paper to discolor or burn. [*][B]Pressure:[/B] Ensure adequate pressure to ensure the ink adheres properly. [/LIST] [B]Durability:[/B] [LIST] [*][B]Heat-Sealable Laminate:[/B] Consider laminating the printed parchment paper to protect it from moisture and wear. [*][B]Food-Safe Inks:[/B] If your prints are for food-related uses, ensure that the inks are food-safe and non-toxic. [/LIST] I'd also suggest consulting with a professional printer or print shop that specializes in custom printing on unique materials. They can provide expert advice and may have specific techniques for achieving high-quality results on parchment paper. Good luck with your project! Let us know how it turns out. [/QUOTE]