I am planning to replace my printer, and I am considering whether it is necessary to switch to a color inkjet printer for printing QSL cards. (However, the QSL cards themselves have always been in draft form.)🙃)
However, a quick look reveals that home printers have two limitations that could result in poor-quality printed cards.
One limitation is the paper thickness. Home printers cannot handle very thick paper. Standard postcards are typically around 200-300 grams, but home printers usually use paper that weighs around 100 grams.
Another limitation is the ink itself. Compared to professional-grade inks, those used in home printers are less accurate and more prone to fading.
Therefore, I was wondering if anyone has experience with this and could share their insights.