Fast-Drying Inkjet Transparency Film 20 Sheets 11x17 inches Applicable for Inkjet Printers and Overhead Projectors

I have an 11x17 capable printer. These transparencies work well, print nice with no smearing or smudging!

Work very good in my printer.

I did not realize I needed the Hartwii Fast-Drying Inkjet Transparency Film until I read the reviews and description. This paper takes ink well and is versatile enough for me to add to journal designs, which has expanded my creativity, yet again. At 11" x 17", it can be cut to the size I need and stretches the value even further. I'm so happy I stumbled upon this.

I got this to make printout over lays for projects. They work great. no runs or smears, and nice to have.

I used these to make signs for a wedding. I wanted to be able to reuse the double sides magnetic frames but we still wanted the painted background with vinyl look. I figure out which side took the paint better and painted that side, one side did make the paint crack vs one side left the paint smooth. The notch in the corner helped me know if picked the right side. Once it dried I flipped it over and put the vinyl on the front and then sandwiched that between the double-sided clear frames. It worked exactly as I had hoped. It would have also been great if we had a more watercolor look and had printed the "painted" background instead. They were very easy to cut down as well.

I'm using these to both inkjet print on and had draw on for screenprinting and they're working great.

This transparency film works great and the ink truly dries almost instantly like regular paper. Only one side of the film is coated for printing, so you may want to do a tiny test print to make sure you inserted it correctly before you commit to a full printout. Otherwise you'll have gooey mess on your hands....literally. The instructions don't really specify which side is printable except for a label on the front of the package that says "Printing side", but there is one rounded corner on each sheet that should help if you can remember how you fed it into your printer. When you do figure it out, you'll be rewarded with a superb quality print.

I have a wide format printer and it's hard sometimes to find any good paper at reasonable prices. These were a good blend of price and quality. My wife used one in her classroom recently and she said it worked well. It's important to remember to change the printer settings before printing on these as well. They need the extra dry time so they don't smear for crisp edges.