I am trying to print a black logo on a piece of plastic with my HP printer. I tape the plastic to a piece of paper and it makes it through but the logo just wipes off even after I let it sit for a while. It is like drawing with a magic marker on plastic. I tried the transparencie setting on my computer but it didn't work. Please tell me if there is any way to print this logo out on plastic so that it will dry and stay on. (The logo is 3/4in x 2in.)
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Try this Get a sheet of OHP slide and print on that. you can then stick that to your plastic
you wont bee able to print on plastic with a normal printer and ink, I suggest you go see a specialist
i'm uncertain approximately on plastic, yet i think of a blacksmith ought to personalize it and do it on steel, or decrease from steel..... i seen some thing else, you're able to make a paper stencil and paint the emblem onto the plastic your self?
You won't be able to print on just any old plastic with a printer. The plastic has to be made to be compatible with the printer you're using. About the only plastic you can really print on with your printer is transparencies. Specifically transparencies made for your printer type, which sounds like an inkjet. Go to your local office supply store and purchase inkjet compatible transparencies and you should be good. Otherwise you're out of luck as any other plastic won't let the ink stick to it.
