See the documentation provided with your PVC ID card for more information on handling the card or writing data.
Print on the PVC ID card first, and then write your data to it.
Depending on the PVC ID card type or printing data, smearing may occur. Try making a test print on a spare card. Check the printed surface after waiting for one full day.
Compared to printing on genuine Epson paper, the print density is lowered to prevent ink from smearing on the PVC ID card. Adjust the print density as necessary.
Allow the printed PVC ID cards at least 24 hours to dry avoiding direct sunlight. Do not stack or insert the cards into your device until they are completely dry.
If the printed surface is sticky even after it has dried, lower the print density.
Reprinting on the same PVC ID card may not improve the print quality.
If the disc/ID card tray is accidentally printed on, immediately wipe off the ink with a damp cloth that has been wrung out thoroughly.
When printing on the PVC ID card using borderless printing, the disc/ID card tray may get dirty. Wipe the disc/ID card tray with a damp cloth that has been wrung out thoroughly.