photo decals - black and white

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Terry Ow-Wing
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photo decals - black and white

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Hand any one used photo decals from Fusion? http://www.fusionheadquarters.com/product_p/decpap.htm

It says"If your printer is a Black and White HP or Canon Laser Printer or copier and has absolutely NO capability of printing in color… it will work."

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Barry Kaiser
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Best I can tell, this is the standard decal paper available in many places including our web store (see below).
Many canon printers do have the iron oxide in the toner, but some do not. You are pretty safe with HP black only printer
Note: you still get the "sepia" color, also known as rust.

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Re: photo decals - black and white

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Barry Kaiser wrote:Best I can tell, this is the standard decal paper available in many places including our web store (see below).
Many canon printers do have the iron oxide in the toner, but some do not. You are pretty safe with HP black only printer
Note: you still get the "sepia" color, also known as rust.

Barry
thanks for the answer I just remember a ton of talk about which printers had the iron oxide and if there was enough .
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