Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

There were no instructions as to how to set my printer so I wasted several sheets and finally gave up. The colors were too muted and some colors were missing although I had a full color cartridge in my printer.

I love to write good reviews but this was a total waste.

Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

I love this canvas. I use this canvas for the canvas art on tiles that I sell. I have received many compliments on the quality of the pictures. My prints come out very clear and the colors are bright. And the price is really great. I checked this canvas on other sites and Dick Blick has the best price.

Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

I restore photos and use this product to print the restored images when a canvas finish is desired. It reproduces colors and b/w beatifully, and does not crack or flake. I use an Epson 1400. Great prooduct for the price!

Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

I print copies of my paintings on this canvas and they turn out beautifully. I even brushed on acrylic varnish to protect the piece.

Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

I have only used one sheet of this canvas because it is a little pricey when shipping costs are factored into the overall total. So far, I am very pleased and will definitely purchse this product again.

Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

I only learned about inkjet printable canvas quite recently when I wanted to make up some of my own wall art for my graphic design studio. The canvas is so easy to use and the inkjet colors print so vividly, I couldn't be any happier. I will be mounting a total of 28 6" square artpieces on stetcher bars with a gallery wrap and will not be using any frames. It's the exact look that I was hoping for.

Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

I was delighted and surprised with the results. I just wish they had a 13x19 size

Comments about Fredrix Inkjet Canvas:

The canvas for ink-jet printers works exceptionally well. I also like to print with an ink-jet on their watercolor canvas. It dries slower than the ink-jet primed, but has a more natural look. Only thing I'd like to see in the ink-jet canvas is a primer that leaves the canvas more natural looking (a bit more nap to it).