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Average Product Rating :
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Number of Reviews : 14
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| Great Product |
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By kwcg
on June 23, 2011 - See all my reviews
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Pros : Wonderful product, just get to know it and it produces great results
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Cons : Wish it could do color
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| Other Thoughts : package a printer, paper in one pack. |
| Excellent Product |
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By hpuryear
on April 26, 2011 - See all my reviews
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Pros : Easy to use, clean and professional looking results, best product sold by the greatest supplier.
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Cons : Should have a bit more detailed instruction. Use this product with plain untreated glass, any type of finish will most likely not allow the product to "take hold"
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| Other Thoughts : Like this product a great deal. On the first firing, use the slumping cycle. Prevents the image from burning off too fast. Then you can cap and do a full fuse. A tack fuse cycle does not work. Stay with the slumping cycle for the best results. |
| Fusible photos |
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By Linda B.
on July 13, 2009 - See all my reviews
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Pros : This product works exactly as described when used as instructed. It clearly tells you before you purchase that it won't work without the right type of printer.
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Cons : none when used properly!
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| Other Thoughts : My instructions did not say that the product works well uncapped. That works best for me because you don't risk a bubble trapped at an awkward place. |
| Love this product |
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By tpeterson
on June 8, 2009 - See all my reviews
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Pros : Produces nice images on glass.
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Cons : It would be nice to have firing instructions with the paper.
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| Fusing Photo Paper |
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By dread
on October 3, 2011 - See all my reviews
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Pros : Excellent product - easy to use. Printers may be a challenge but most of the HP lasers work great. Love the quality of the sepia.
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Cons : Didn't have any any problems or see any problems if you follow instructions for printing and firing.
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| Other Thoughts : I do not cap - it distorts the image too much - I found if you fired then brushed or sprayed - fusemaster clearcoat overglaze - it protects the image, gives it a shine and is technically capped with a very thin layer of glass. |
| Photo Fusing |
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By FireflySG
on June 23, 2010 - See all my reviews
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Pros : Great product! I would suggest watching someone do this first before attempting it yourself, there are a few tricks to getting this right the first time! The right laser printer also helps!
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Cons : None!
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By wfbraun
on May 22, 2010 - See all my reviews
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Pros : If you check out the toner MSDS sheets it will tell you if it has iron oxide in it and what printers use it. I found getting a MICR toner replacement cartridge gave better images. MICR toner is used for printing checks and needs the iron oxide to be machine readable.
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Cons : Capping can move parts of the image even though the image was fully fused.
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| Fusing Photo paper |
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By Eugene K.
on March 7, 2010 - See all my reviews
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Pros : I have not been able to try it.
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Cons : Can't find a printer that can be used, the types of printers suggested are hard to find.
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| good stuff |
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By mparent123
on December 29, 2009 - See all my reviews
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Pros : wonderful results once you have the process down!
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Cons : you have to play w/it to get used to how to use it & how dark etc. to make your photos!
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| Fusing Photos on Glass |
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By LynneaFSG
on January 28, 2009 - See all my reviews
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Pros : N/A
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Cons : N/A
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| Other Thoughts : I would like to point out that it is the iron oxide content in dry toner laser printers that will give the best image transfers to glass. The black toner is what 'stains' the glass turning it brown or sepia toned. Just thought this information should be included for potential purchasers of any transfer medium. |
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