Does the ink bleed when the paper is folded onto itself?
226522
I have used this paper with both laser and inkjet printers. When using an inkjet, I allow the page a minute or two before folding and have never had an issue with bleeding. However, I have not tried to immediately fold a fresh print to test for bleeding. I don't expect it would, as the cotton content in the paper soaks up the ink and allows it to dry.
226523
I use a laser printer, so bleeding is not a problem. The paper appears to be absorbent, not glossy, so I would not expect inkjet printing to bleed when the paper is folded, but I have no experience on which to base that.
226524
Not sure how precisely you are intending the word "ink." I use this paper only in a laser printer and don't have problems with it. Not sure how it would work in an inkjet printer. It is not, however, as smoothly finished as is paper marketed as "laser paper."
419104
It does so automatically depending on which paper you choose. Sometimes it gets "stuck" and doesn't change properly or does so improperly. It happened to me once and I googled the error and got instructions on how to fix, if that is what has happened to you.
813288
I don't know. The person I gave it to has not complained but perhaps they have used a pen that does not bleed.Sorry.
566611
The ink is embedded in the paper. This little printer works extremely well.
2054507
for the most part no...most laserprinters run the paper VERY QUICKLY, which will cause the ink to bleed due to inertia. (the paper moves faster than the ink) unless you have a laserprinter that moves paper VERY slowly, I'd use an inkjet
1884990
I have had the comforter for awhile now and I have never had a ink bleeding issue on anything
333623
No, the ink does not bleed through paper. These, without a doubt, are my favorite pens.
1758846
The ink is self contained inside the body of the "self inking" stamp's body. It passes the lettering of the stamp by the ink on the way tot the paper when you press down. What you see in the picture is what you get, and it should stay inked for a while. No extra pads or ink came with mine.
2124850
I've had no problems with it, the paper is thick and the ink doesn't bleed through.
1176703
depending on the paper's thickness, the ink you apply to the paper may chip off if its really thick.
1805349
Yes! (just tested), even though is is not 100% (smooth/shiny). To test it I grabbed some regular printing paper an wrote with pen/pencil and the very small (almost unnoticeable) crumbling of the surface did not pass through when writing.
698279
I used some heavier stock which did not bleed through. I practiced with typing paper to get my calligraphy the way I wanted it and don't remember that it bled through there.
388361
If you are using notebook paper the ink will definitely soak through. If you use it on thicker paper it won't soak through unless you press down hard or write really slowly.
540951
No, they don't bleed through! I never had them do that on me even on notebook or computer paper.
830534
I use it on black thick paper so it doesn't bleed - I have used in on white paper - it doesn't come all the way through, but you can definitely see it.
1783843
I use it on this paper but there is some bleed through. I usually color on the card stock and then mount it on a colored cardstock to cover the bleed through. I would use a heavier cardstock but you don't get the nice fold crease. Hope this helps.
329789
It doesn't claim to fold glossy paper. I've gotten it to work if I tap on the paper to get it to pick it up.