are these permanent on high gloss papers?
1241468
Im not sure, but probably not. They tend to smear even on regular paper if I don't let them dry. Very heavy beautiful ink, but messy if not carefull.
1678439
Very slightly glossy but not bad -- I wrote on these with permanent marker, and they only smudged if I touched it immediately.
30517
No, they don't stick to anything. Though they have various uses, I have them available for my dyslexic students to use.
978134
No. Soft Gloss has a very slight sheen to it although it is hardly noticeable. HP seems to have re-engineered most of their paper and finishes lately, perhaps in an effort to cut down costs.
950428
These are not easily removable. They will come off plastic coated surfaces but will damage paper if removed. There are others available that clearly state that they are removable.
2163866
If they're regular photos printed on photo paper, it will work fine. But they're printed on regular paper with an inkjet or laserjet printer the ink will run unless you spray them with an artist's fixative spray first. This is true for all decoupage glosses in my experience.
11574
I think you would be better off going with the gloss pens from the same company. They write on plastic, glass wood, etc., are waterproof and will also leave a slight 3D effect on non-porous surfaces (even more so with layering).
593491
Yes. Anything that is alcohol based and ultra fine works. (Alcohol based being permanent. So, sharpies, bic its, infinity markers... Just be sure they are ultra fine.)
1917952
Ok so think of these as kind of like a crayola color wonders but you don't need a special paper, like when you drawl woth them it takes a few seconds for the color to appear. However they are VERY permanent like a sharpie, just ask my toddler whos taken on and drawn on the gloss table. Haha. Yes they will work and blend for this project and be permanent.
727724
No. Only on non-porous surfaces. Otherwise it sill stain what you write permanently.
957565
I have not tried it. My guess is a gloss or semigloss it will probably stick to. But the flat matt has a chalky finish with it which it probably will not stick for long.
2009263
Hugh I usually use High Gloss paper if you never tried Soft Gloss it is something you might want to try. I like the result of soft Gloss and the next time I order paper I am going to buy the Soft Gloss. They are both good and you may prefer one over the other so I would give them a try, Joe
1091536
yes they are rewritable until you permanently write them. there are options to write onto tags and permanently write onto tags. however, i have never wrote permanently (just in case)
2028811
Yes. I spray my prints with a clear gloss finish varnish and I have had excellent results.
1089727
YES most definitely and in my opinion works better, but do not use permanent with the paper!
1678438
They appear to have a semi-gloss. Should be OK with stamps, however I use labels Order some and give it a whirl.
1030969
I think so. My cards are semi gloss. I end up pulling a couple out at a time.