IS THIS "SINGLE WEIGHT" OR "DOUBLE WEIGHT" PAPER ??? null

Here is a good key, this is a 48 lbs photo paper, it will curl and every thing else with a high saturation of ink.. its only good for test prints, unless you want to take the extra time and cold mount spray it onto a stock board.....you have to move to 54 lbs or higher to get prints you can actually hand to people. As the pounds of weight of the photo paper increases so does the price, they either have fewer sheets or higher price. I wouldn't consider this good for every day printing, its just more work for you. I buy it once a year,, but only for test prints.

Seems closer to double weight. Very stiff

Seems to be closer to double weight very stiff.

It was just basic glossy paper I was experimenting with too capture picture that I needed blown up

“IS THIS "SINGLE WEIGHT" OR "DOUBLE WEIGHT" PAPER ???”

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Here is a good key, this is a 48 lbs photo paper, it will curl and every thing else with a high saturation of ink.. its only good for test prints, unless you want to take the extra time and cold mount spray it onto a stock board.....you have to move to 54 lbs or higher to get prints you can actually hand to people. As the pounds of weight of the photo paper increases so does the price, they either have fewer sheets or higher price. I wouldn't consider this good for every day printing, its just more work for you. I buy it once a year,, but only for test prints.
Answered by Brad777 5 years ago
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It is 48 lb.
Answered by Mary1 5 years ago
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Seems closer to double weight. Very stiff
Answered by TBoud 6 years ago
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Seems to be closer to double weight very stiff.
Answered by TBoud 6 years ago
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It is single weight
Answered by nena 6 years ago
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It was just basic glossy paper I was experimenting with too capture picture that I needed blown up
Answered by NURRIDEEN 6 years ago
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