Laminator Use?

[madbean]

i was asking because according to the Pulsar people in the link above, PNP Blue is too thick to work well in a laminator.

Well, that's because they want you to buy their transfer paper

PNP will work just as well as anything else. The secret to getting the best transfer is using an iron and a laminator. The iron applies more direct heat and pressure to a very small area, and the laminator applies some heat and pressure over a very wide area. I iron for a bit, run it through the laminator a few times and then iron just a bit more. This gets amazing results..especially with the Sterling paper (which costs about 4 cents a page).

[aziltz]

great thanks for your comments.

I found this link from diystomps where you were plugging the stuff,

http://www.ajandspaper.com/sterling-ultra-digital6.html