A4 PermaJet Digital Transfer Film - 165µ - 10pk

I managed to get half a print out of a box of 10. The sheets are far too curly and every sheet had problems either hitting the printer head or it didn't get through and instead got stuck within the printer. (I use an Epson 3880) Given the sheets are pretty thick I'd imagine there's a possibility your heads get damaged as a result of hitting the edges of the sheets.I had a conversation with the sales at Permajet and all they would say was that I needed to take a sheet at a time and run the whole thing over the edge of a table or sharp edge. This apparently stops the curl.I tried this..........it's useless and can actually damage the sheet by scratching it.All in all a useless hting, much like permajets responses to my emails.....useless. The outcome being they are going to discuss the problem in their next product meeting.Why on earth was it put out on the shelves to start with, being so bad, not to mention expensive.GOOD LUCK

I have had real fun using these transfer sheets to enable me to develop my new hobby exploring cyanotype.

Unlike the other reviewer I've only had one sheet curl in the printer, and I think that was a loading error on my part. I use an ancient Canon MP620 inkjet to print on this film and the results are uniformly excellent with good dense blacks that dry quickly: perfect for contact negatives.One word of warning, when the instructions say the printing side is the one facing you when you take it from the box, they mean the side facing you when you open the lid. I managed to flip the film as I picked it up and ended up with an impressionistic smear.

Used this product and similar for years with no issues ....... one sheet at a time ensuring it is the right way round ....... It does occur to me thought that some may struggle if their printer is a cassette based paper holder? My printers are top feed which provide simple 1 sheet at a time feed..... just a thought.