The ten-sheet pack of 17 x 22" Pro Matte Canvas from Inkpress Media features a light textured surface and is made from 100% cotton rag. It is water resistant, stretchable, and acid and lignin free. This paper works with dye, UltraChrome, and DURAbrite inks and is compatible with Epson, Canon, HP, and other major brand printers. This paper also dries instantly for immediate handling.

100% Cotton Rag    310 gsm Basis Weight    17 mil Thickness    95% Brightness    Water-Resistant and Stretchable    Compatible with Major Brand Printers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do you use Inkpress clear film for window graphics

A: The Inkpress Media Clear Film is not adhesive. If you want an adhesive clear film, they make this version: https://bhpho.to/2W7JCSE

Q: 2. Is this canvas compatible with an Epson P5000?

A: Yes! It should only be fed manually through the top.

Q: 3. do you use photo or matt black ink for this canvas?

A: Matte Black

Q: 4. Is this canvas compatible with an Epson WF-7720 printer?

A: Sorry! Canvas is too thick & wont fit through. You will need a Photo Printer like the Epson P700.

Q: 5. I have an Epson 3880 printer. It doesn't print rolls of paper but I'm wondering if I could cut 13 x 19 pieces and feed it through the rear feeder and get good results. Is that possible?Thanks, Rik Groves

A: The Epson 3880 is compatible with that paper. You can cut it to the size you want or need.

Q: 6. Does it absorb dye based inks also?Thanks

A: Per the representative I spoke with at Epson, this paper is not designed to work with Dye based inks, only Pigment based inks.

Q: 7. Can this product be used in an inkjet printer? Can it remain submerged in water for an indefinite period (at least 2 weeks) without being destroyed?

A: This material is for ink jet but is Optimized for UltraChrome, DURABrite, dye-based, and HDR Inks.It is not meant to get wet. It cannot be submerged in water.

Q: 8. Just purchased after wanting this canvas for over 6 months. Going to finally give it a try. Question--I have heard on other forums about the difficulty in feeding it (I have a 3880). Does anyone have any tips on making the feeding easier?

A: Unfortunately, you have to do some trickery to make it work. Try as I might, I could not get my printer to pick up the canvas without adding a strip of paper onto the bottom of the canvas. For some reason it picks up the paper perfectly but the canvas gives issues. I recommend getting a piece of 17inch paper and cutting it to be 17 x3 and marking a line at the 1 mark. Simply tape the back of the canvas to the piece of paper with the 1 sticking out for the printer to pick up, then offset the work by 1 in photoshop or whatever program you use. There are tutorials online as well, which you have probably seen.

Q: 9. How do you use Inkpress Clear film for window graphics?

A: Please be certain the window is absolutely clean otherwise the image with not stick, or it will stick and then fall off. Unless you are using Solvent ink (usually a $15000 printer) the images may fade in weeks to a month or two, not year like the Solvent.

Q: 10. Has anyone used this paper with the Epson P800? I'm looking for canvas sheets rather than a roll (haven't purchased the roll adaptor yet).

A: I have used this paper and the end result was beautiful. It has to be loaded from the back feeder and took several tried to get it to go, but eventually I got it. Hope that helps. :)