Do you sell a glossy card stock?
161338
Yes we do have that available! For inkjet printers it is ASIN B00AU4MX92 and for Laser printers it is ASIN B000UASF2A
1570459
Ok so after several test all you need is a few pages of the regular printing paper then put a few pages of your card stock on top. You might have to play with the number of pages of card stock that you can use. For me I use a few pages of regular paper and no more than 7 pages of card stock. hope this helps.
565332
I never got that far, I bought it to print CD, with Mac Mountain Lion, it didn't work. All I used was plain paper and every one came out mangled on one side. So, not sure about card stock. Epson always been a good brand so maybe I just got a bad one.
460752
I would purchase one with a metal plate. It seems to have problems embossing paper card stock.
807651
I haven't looked but can confirm you will run through the paper provided pretty quick. That being said the paper can be easily cut out from card stock :)
307039
Possibly.... Its pretty heavy card stock, and it's a bit more glossy than matte. It really depends on the printer I'd say. But for the price, it's worth getting and trying. I've bought multiple packs. Never disappointed
257831
Card stock comes in different mil. I use card stock that is 3 or 4 and it works fine.
829369
You want the card stock. I got the text for my programs and I wished it were a little heavier.
943544
Never attempted a heavy card stock. We do use a heavy 32lb glossy paper, and adress labels and it worked fine. The machine has a side feeder to help pick up the heavier stock paper. Hope this help
985627
For kids perhaps, but to make them look like real playing cards you would want to print on a glossy stock and definitely thicker than this stock. This is good for a casual invite, business cards, etc.. I'd look for 120lb if you could find it or a specialty stock.
1349587
I don't think so. I just found an excellent card stock through Red River Paper - 96 lb. Pecos Gloss Magna. I ordered the 7x10 paper that folds to 7x5. I haven't printed on it yet,but it's the most substantial stock I've found to date. You'll have to google up Red River & order through them. I'm pretty sure they're not on Amazon.
1369081
It's worked well when I've used it with cover stock or photo paper. I'm about to try a project with card stock and will report back.
572991
I make a lot of cards, and prefer the textured stock to regular for general purpose cards. I use the photo stock when putting a photo on the front of the card. I also have feathered edge stock, but sometimes have trouble getting it to feed in the printer. I never use regular, which seems a little flat and uninspired. Hope this helps.
1255984
Full size card stock works well From the regular tray, and can be printed on both sides. Smaller card stock is handled in a second tray, which I have not used, but assume works equally as well.
1700515
Yes, but you must feed card stock one sheet at a time manually using the single sheet/envelope feeder.
874478
These cards are made of "card stock". They are very much like the plain business cards you can get from Avery. I have done pictures on the business cards and they are OK. You will not get a nice bright picture. You might want to do some research and see if Avery makes a "picture" post card. Hope this helps you.
170284
No its not glossy, its more of a smooth sheen. I really recommend it highly, its thicker than most card stock and I got raves about the quality of my Christmas cards. Plus the price is reasonable.