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Hi there, Sorry if there is any confusion. I am looking for a silk (or satin) coated 300gsm cardstock. Thepaperbox has been the only supplier I can find an inkjet compatible silk coated cardstock which is 350gsm - I have a new printer (ecotank) which is struggling to take a 350gsm card but...

I’m having a tough time finding a second supplier for cardstock at the moment. I use Thepaperbox 350gsm Silk white cardstock for my inkjet printers, but my new Ecotank is having a hell of a time taking it. I am trying to find other suppliers who have inkjet compatable cardstock around 300gsm...

Thank Thanks so much for the reply. The types of paper/cardstock I use are between 250gsm-350gsm mainly soft touch/satin finish card for my prints. It is for a business. I’ve been blessed with some beginner pixma’s (IX6850 and 3 TS5051) which have lasted well. I maybe print around 100 prints a...

I need some help please! I do illustrations and currently have several Pixmas and I have been told Epson is a great make for illustrations because of the colour output. I don’t need any extras, just need the printer to print well (pref up to 300/350gsm) I’m sadly on a budget of £250is I have...

Thanks everyone for the help, Sadly google was the go-to in the past - I can tell you anything about design softwares and 80s movies but technology goes over my head. 🤦‍♀️ Ive purchased thicker 200gsm Glossy paperstock and while the tracks are still there, aren’t as prominent As on the 120gsm...

I had used this recently to check the quality, it is even slightly less noticeable however, I’m in a bit of a pickle as some of my work required glossy adhesive paper and I’ve been several different brands to test these for this issue but all seem to be the same. I’ve never had this issue...

hi all, Sorry, I know this had been brought up in the past but I need some help how to fix the dreaded “pizza roller” issue. I’ve been trying to fix this for weeks, the printer (TS5051) isn’t even 6 months old and Canon have told me to send it back even though I know it’s a common fault that can...