Hi Everyone,
My first post, little about me, i'm from the UK. Looking at getting an indoor printer to print off wall prints to cover whole walls, this is a small project more for my girlfriend who is training to be a nurse and looking for additional income while she does this, while I will help out when i'm not at work.
Anyway, i'm looking at getting a Canon iPF8100, i've read good reviews about these being excellent indoor printers. Does anyone have any experience with using these to print onto vinyl? I would like to offer both gloss and matt finishes (is this possible with this printer?) I've tried finding information about it but the only vinyl I can find that it prints on is from the manufacturers website listed as "Adhesive Matt Stretch Vinyl".
I've see one supplier here in the UK that offers a vinyl that you can easily peal off when its finished with, I imagine this would probably be the easiest to hang without getting bubbles? Or would I be better off printing on canvas/paper and pasting it onto the wall? I know the printer offers boardless printing (which is what we would want for this application), is this done with a cutter? and if so how does it cut both sides at once as its printing? Or does it just print right up to the edge?
Thanks in advance, I hope to learn a lot here.
Chris
My first post, little about me, i'm from the UK. Looking at getting an indoor printer to print off wall prints to cover whole walls, this is a small project more for my girlfriend who is training to be a nurse and looking for additional income while she does this, while I will help out when i'm not at work.
Anyway, i'm looking at getting a Canon iPF8100, i've read good reviews about these being excellent indoor printers. Does anyone have any experience with using these to print onto vinyl? I would like to offer both gloss and matt finishes (is this possible with this printer?) I've tried finding information about it but the only vinyl I can find that it prints on is from the manufacturers website listed as "Adhesive Matt Stretch Vinyl".
I've see one supplier here in the UK that offers a vinyl that you can easily peal off when its finished with, I imagine this would probably be the easiest to hang without getting bubbles? Or would I be better off printing on canvas/paper and pasting it onto the wall? I know the printer offers boardless printing (which is what we would want for this application), is this done with a cutter? and if so how does it cut both sides at once as its printing? Or does it just print right up to the edge?
Thanks in advance, I hope to learn a lot here.
Chris