I know this is totally off topic, but i respect the opinions of this board and have ALWAYS received great advice.
So with that said, normally when i complete a project, i get the disc replicated and slick printing done by a professional printing house.
My latest project is a very small quantity, probably 20 to 30 copies and it's just not cost effective to send the job out for replication, so i am looking at making my operation a little more self sufficient when it comes to smaller runs.
I have a Wytron 9 stack duplicator for duping discs and my Canon MP760 does great disc prints, but whilst it also does great DVD Sleeve (slick) prints, i find that the print never really loses its tackiness, in that it sort of sticks to the clear plastic case cover, giving it a 'wet' look. I use 150GSM Gloss stock and have tried a variety of media but it all remains slightly tacky. Not tacky to the touch, but only when the sleeve is inserted into the case cover.
My Canon MP760 is a bubblejet. Does anyone have any tips for preventing this? Is it just the nature of bubblejet printing? Would getting a colour laser be a better option for printing smaller runs?
Kind regards,
T
So with that said, normally when i complete a project, i get the disc replicated and slick printing done by a professional printing house.
My latest project is a very small quantity, probably 20 to 30 copies and it's just not cost effective to send the job out for replication, so i am looking at making my operation a little more self sufficient when it comes to smaller runs.
I have a Wytron 9 stack duplicator for duping discs and my Canon MP760 does great disc prints, but whilst it also does great DVD Sleeve (slick) prints, i find that the print never really loses its tackiness, in that it sort of sticks to the clear plastic case cover, giving it a 'wet' look. I use 150GSM Gloss stock and have tried a variety of media but it all remains slightly tacky. Not tacky to the touch, but only when the sleeve is inserted into the case cover.
My Canon MP760 is a bubblejet. Does anyone have any tips for preventing this? Is it just the nature of bubblejet printing? Would getting a colour laser be a better option for printing smaller runs?
Kind regards,
T