[adem]

hey

I got some samples sent to me from bestpokerchiplabels

and the quality of the printing was not up to the level I was hoping for, and I think I can create better with the home inkjet.

so I was looking at rippedsheets and I was wondering what is the best type of paper to get ?

104000 Waterproof White Vinyl Permanent Self Adhesive ?
103200 Gloss White Vinyl Self Adhesive ?

Im look for the best printing quality I can find because my designs have a lot of detail. so the

102800 Photo Gloss (Cast Coat) Paper/Permanent Self Adhesive

caught my eye because they say

Use Photo Gloss (Cast Coat) Paper/Permanent Self Adhesive for true photo quality four color process printing. This material accepts high resolution printing and actually rivals offset printing for clarity and sharpness. The clay coating absorbs ink and makes this gloss paper water-resistant and smearproof after printing. 100400 Clear Protective Spray coating is available to make the labels smudge, moisture and scuff resistant. If you want true waterproof inkjet labels (can be used underwater - honest), use our wateproof vinyl label material

so anyway, any ideas on which is the best to get ?

[Captn_All_In]

You should look at the ripped sheets group buy. There would be lots of details there. Also shoot Cin0s3 and Lynbark Designs an email they are the resident label printing experts, there are also many others who know more than I do.

Ripped Sheets group buy http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2967

[Cin0s3]

I think buying rippedsheet labels for $3+ a sheet and then proceding to print them on an inkjet printer would be an alignment nightmare. I tried printing just regular paper labels on my inkjet about 2 years ago and gave up because of the inconsistencies with inkjet printers. If you do go ahead with it make sure your design has lots of room to float around. If its that important that detail be the highest quality I would take the sheets to a proffesional printing place and pay them $1+ a sheet to print them.