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Oooh, probably! Guess it depends on how the ink is bonded to the paper. Toner is fused with heat, but ink obviously isn't. There are other things for removing
by mrsebastian 15y ago
Oooh, probably! Guess it depends on how the ink is bonded to the paper. Toner is fused with heat, but ink obviously isn't.
There are other things for removing ink from paper, right? Counterfeiters do it, to forge cheques, I think.
- nknight 15y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Check_washing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Check_washing I could see the laser maybe working on ballpoint ink, which AFAIK stays more on the surface due to its high viscosity, but I think like check washing techniques, it'd have trouble with the more liquid inks, since the paper absorbs them more readily.