there are some considerations you should keep in mind:

1. Coating Compatibility: Gloss paper / card often has a coating that may not be optimized for printing. This can affect the absorption of ink and result in less vibrant colors or potential smudging.Please check if your printer is suitable with the weight of card (GSM) and gloss coating

2. Printer Settings: Adjusting your printer settings is crucial. Make sure to select the appropriate paper type / weight setting on your printer, if available. This helps the printer optimize its output for the specific paper type.

3. Ink Compatibility: Some inkjet printers use water-based inks, while others use pigment-based inks. Check if your ink is compatible with the coating on the High Gloss paper. Pigment-based inks tend to be more resistant to smudging and may be a better choice.

4. Dye Based inks may not be suitable as they are water soluble and may not adhere to coated or glossy surfaces

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6. Test Printing: Before printing a large batch, it's advisable to do a test print. Use a single sheet to check the print quality, color accuracy, and whether the ink adheres properly to the paper.

7. Dry Time: Inkjet prints on coated paper may take longer to dry compared to prints on uncoated paper. Ensure sufficient drying time to prevent smudging.

8. Paper Handling: Handle the printed paper or card carefully, especially if it's coated, as the coating may be more susceptible to scratches or damage.

Remember that the results can vary based on the specific type of Gloss paper you are using and the capabilities of your printer. If high-quality, professional results are crucial, you may want to consult with a professional printing service that specializes in the type of paper you're using. They can provide guidance and may have the equipment necessary for optimal results.