Cardstock is far thicker than regular printing paper, so if you try to print on cardstock at home, it might come in contact with the printer's ink cartridge. This can cause smearing and may damage the cartridge. Cardstock printing is beyond most home printers. If you are trying to print on cardstock at home, you should always check your printer's user guide to determine what paper types work best. Printmoz uses a large grand format printer that calculates the height of different materials and uses LED light technology to cure the ink, quickly producing brilliant color.