It would probably be better if you bought a real flatbed. You could print 60% density on one pass and 100% on second, because substrate would not move from one pass to another, Layers should match perfectly and give nice dense/opaque white, from what read so far - this is a technique to print on clear substrates and for backlight boxes.
We just bought a wide format printer - HP colorspan 98 UVX but before were considering a flatbed for convenience of printing boards - coroplast / foamcore but desided to go with this one as it is more versatile - can print both, up to 0.5 inch thick.