310gsm Black Core TCG Cardstock - DIY Proxy - Blank Smooth Blackcore Playing Card Stock - 8.5 * 11in Sheets - Laser or UV Printing Only (20x310gsm Black Core)

⚠️PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY FOR PRINTER COMPATIBILITY⚠️ NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NON-UV INKJET. The following models have been reported to work by customers: Kyocera TASKalfa 6053ci, Canon imageCLASS MF753Cdw, Roland TruVis MG-300. There is lots of helpful information in the MTG proxy subreddit. See the listing photos for the ImageCLASS config settings. 8.5*11in Sheets. Fits in standard consumer printers. A back-fed laser printer or UV inkjet is the most compatible printing technology. It will jam any non-back fed printer. NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NON-UV INKJET PRINTERS. This paper has a surface coating which prevents dye absorbtion. Laser Printers: Do not duplex. Use the rear-feed tray. Check the paper thickness gsm specification of your printer. The melted toner acts as a sort of varnish (water resistant, contributes some snap) which is on commercially produced cards. Use the highest thickness setting so that the printer uses the highest fuser temperature, or you may see flaking. You will need to tweak the settings of your printer and color management. UV-Inkjet Printers: These are the best, but can be expensive. There are small flatbed models and big large format models. They can print on foil. You can get professional/commercial results from these because they have superb color, can apply a white layer, and a varnish layer. Combo roll/flatbed models can even be used for spot foiling. Smooth Silk Finish (matte with a slight shine). The surface is coated: Dye/Pigment ink will not absorb unless it is UV cured. Toner does work if the printer has the right specs. 330gsm (.34mm) is closest to MTG cards. 310gsm (.3mm) is closest to PKMN cards. 300gsm (.3mm) is closest to YGO cards. 350gsm White Core is closest to OP/DGMN (too thick for the ImageCLASS). Each 8.5*11in sheet fits 9 poker (63*88mm) Poker/MTG/PKM sized cards.