Simple Tips for Printing on Mylar Like a Pro
If you have ever tried printing on mylar only to end up with a smeared, wet mess, you aren't alone. It's a bit of a tricky beast because, unlike standard paper, mylar doesn't just soak up ink. It's a non-porous polyester film, which means the ink essentially just sits on top of the surface until it either dries or—more likely—gets smudged by your thumb. Whether you are making custom stencils, architectural overlays, or fancy packaging for a small business, obtaining a clean print requires a little more strategy than just hitting the "Print" button and hoping for the very best. ...