I am looking to add text onto metalDoes anyone know if it is possible to do with a normal print and what steps are involved? Thanks!
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Nah, he's just doing push ups.
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You have a couple of problems with trying to print onto metalFirst, any metal that is thicker or stiffer than heavy duty aluminum foil, will not go through a printerAn aluminum can is too stiff to make it through the printerSecond, any general type of printer will have standard ink that will not adhere to metalThe ink will just ball up on the metal or run offInk is designed to be absorbed into the paper fibers where it can dry, metal won't allow thatYou'll have to come up with another solutionSorry.
Nah, he's just doing push ups.
yea the warmth feeds the babys nerves so it will be reacting- curling up, getting comfytry singing to bubz- they get very attached!!!
maybe s/he doesn't like the darki heard they can tell the difference when you're further along like you arecongrats and good luck with everything!
You have a couple of problems with trying to print onto metalFirst, any metal that is thicker or stiffer than heavy duty aluminum foil, will not go through a printerAn aluminum can is too stiff to make it through the printerSecond, any general type of printer will have standard ink that will not adhere to metalThe ink will just ball up on the metal or run offInk is designed to be absorbed into the paper fibers where it can dry, metal won't allow thatYou'll have to come up with another solutionSorry.
