While we won’t guarantee that it is printer-safe, you can see from the testimonials that it’s been used for years, all over the world for this purpose and people are . However, we will not be responsible for any damage caused by using anything not specifically recommended in your printer’s user manual.
Here’s what Epson Printers wrote:
Hot tip:
For any vellums you encounter which resist being printed, we recommend you try “The Perfect Printing Pouch.” It is a pouch filled with a formula of acid-free, talc-free, non-toxic powders. Prior to printing, lightly tap the pouch over the area where you wish to print to release the powder onto the vellum surface. The powder makes the ink adhere to the paper and speeds drying. It works well on patterned, coated, and colored vellum as well as on many glossy, textured, handmade and coated papers. We recommend that after using the pouch, run a plain sheet of paper through your printer to remove any excess powder from the inside of your printer. Available online at www.scraperfect.com or by calling 866-644-4435.”
~ Reprinted from the Epson Print Lab Series Booklet: Scrapbook Projects
