We print your vinyl graphics using full–colour high definition 1440 dpi printing using eco-solvent inks which produces vivid and crystal clear results. All of the labels, both the free and paid versions, come in sets of nine labels to make uploading them to Cricut Design Space easier. That means you ALWAYS need to use clear vinyl over a printable vinyl if you want the colors to stay.

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If you are only interested in making stickers for scrapbooking and card making you only need printable sticker paper. Usually, standard printer sticker paper will have a paper backing, while vinyl paper will have a vinyl backing.Place the printed sticker paper on the cutting mat, align the position, and send the printable sticker paper into your cutting machine. We have a wealth of knowledge about our products and can give advice on the best product to use for a particular project. A printable vinyl sheet is a better choice if you need to remove your printed decal later without leaving residue. This unique vinyl material used to create the Papilio printable vinyl paper makes inkjet ink waterproof even though most inkjet inks are water-soluble.

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We offer high-quality printable vinyl from Orajet such as Orajet 3164, Orajet 3162, and Orajet 3651. Some believe inkjet photo printers deliver more vibrant colors but we’ve seen excellent results using a laser printer as well. When you use printable vinyl, you would better prepare a regular inkjet printer, not a sublimation printer. Be sure to also checkout some of our other vinyl graphics services including white self-adhesive vinyl printing, floor graphics, wall graphics printing, window graphics printing, frosted window film and One-Way Vision perforated window graphics for indoor and outdoor use.Vinyl paper has a backing that peels off, allowing you to stick your vinyl print on nearly any surface. If you start to see some smudging, reduce the print quality to “good”, as your printer may be applying too much ink for the material. If you’re new to Print then Cut, check out my The Ultimate Guide to Cricut Print then Cut, which has tons of tips and tricks for getting the best results! Laser printers can get up to 400 degrees, so you have to understand the limitations of the vinyl as well as the operating parameters of your laser printer.