how does this hold up in the sun for car decals? does it fade? I have an OKI laser printer

The Weatherproof Polyester Laser (LP) is weatherproof and works well in outdoor applications. However, the toner used in standard laser printers is not likely UV resistant so fading will occur. With that in mind, you can try using a UV laminate or UV overcoat spray to help minimize fading.

Is this 60# stock or what is the weight?

The White Gloss Laser (WS) features a 57# facestock that is 3.7 +/- 10% mil in thickness and a 44# liner that is 3.2 +/- 10% mil thick. You can also view the material details here: www.onlinelabels.com/materials/gloss-laser-labels . If you'd like to try samples of this material, you're welcome to visit the link below. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

You can order our OL768WX directly from the product page or by clicking the link below. You'll see drop-down menus for both the material and quantity. Once those are selected, you can add the item to your cart and continue to checkout. https://www.onlinelabels.com/products/ol768wx If you need direct assistance, please feel free to reach out to our Customer Support Team at 888-575-2235.

Hello! Does this product contain any percentage of post consumer recycled waste? Thank you!

The Weatherproof Polyester for Laser is not a recycled material and does not contain any post consumer waste. Although it is not weatherproof, our Recycled White Matte is made from recycled materials. You are welcome to request samples of these materials by visiting the link below. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

I am looking at printer options, and need to know the weight of this label paper, 11x17, preferably in g/m². Thanks.

The gsm rating for the Standard White Matte (WX) material is 104 g/m².

What printers work best for this product? Are the suited for Canon, Xerox or Ricoh production color printers?

The Weatherproof Polyester Laser (LP) is intended for laser printers only. While we haven't had the opportunity to test every specific printer model in house, we have found that many of the popular models from Hewlett-Packard, Epson, and Canon brand printers work well with our materials. We've also received customer feedback supporting this as well. When shopping for a printer we would recommend checking the printer model's specifications to ensure it is able to handle specialty label materials. You may also want to consider the printer's printable area since many printers have at least one non-printable margin which will prevent it from being able to print to the edge of the sheet, or the edge of the label if the margins are narrow. If you'd like to test a few sheets with your printer models, you're welcome to visit the link below. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples