🖨️ Grafix Computer Matte Film 8.5 x 11 Pack of 6 - Printable Overlays, Stickers, Photos & More Review

I don't understand how this is considered "transparent"? After that, it's opaque at best, resembling a blurry piece of white foil that you can barely see even before printing.

I bought this specifically for use with an inkjet printer, but after a few tries the ink was still bubbling, wet and uneven. I then tried it on a laser inkjet printer, which produced much better quality.

I thought the delivery man realized he was wrinkling everything and after all the complaints stopped doing it or he was fired. No, I got it today - I folded it in half. It seems that people in Grafix take a short bus to work.

This product is nothing more than a prop. They describe it as a matte film made specifically for printing, but it's nothing more than parchment. Save some money and go to your local Michael's or Hobby Lobby instead and buy it there for 59 cents each, which is almost half the price, and you can choose the thickness or transparency you want.

The material is not transparent at all. It is similar to parchment but even more opaque. I wanted to superimpose computer-generated text on top of a multimedia artwork - it would look like paper clippings glued to a page. It accepts paint, markers, pens, etc. which can meet your needs. For my application I used HP transparencies. I sprayed the printed sheets with a fixative and covered them with a matte acrylic medium and then covered the surface with the same medium. This worked well - you can