There are generally two kinds of 'clear plastic' sheets out there.

The kind used for overhead transparencies, which have an absolutely=20
glossy surface, and which WILL melt and destroy your printer,
and those that are made of acetate, and which are a bit smoky and have a=20
very fine texture surface for the toner to grab on to.

If in doubt, put a soldering iron to them. The dangerous plastic will=20
melt nearly instantly, and stink, the 'laser' grade will curl but you'll=20
have to apply a fair bit of heat to melt into them.

If in doubt, don't use them.

R

Ing. Marcelo Fornaso wrote:

> I'm a little afraid of using this sheets on my laser printer because thei=
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> surface looks like plastic...
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> Don't you think there is any risk of fusing it into the printer?
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> Marcelo Fornaso
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>>Generally free as a result of shipping other items, using this:
>>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3D160516738494
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> This is cool. I asked the guy for samples. Hopefully they work out.
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