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At 16mil thickness, 96lb. Pecos River Gloss is the heaviest and thickest photo glossy stock on the market today. Pecos is one of a kind in North America - a super smooth pigment and dye friendly high gloss with a plain paper back. This means we can score and fold it for outstanding quality photo note and greeting cards. Plain paper on the back means you can print text and light graphics on the inside of your cards.
...continue reading below96lb. Pecos River Gloss Details & Information
Super Heavy Card Stock - Click here for handling guide.
At 16mil thickness, 96lb. Pecos River Gloss is the heaviest and thickest photo glossy stock on the market today. Pecos is one of a kind in North America - a super smooth pigment and dye friendly high gloss with a plain paper back. This means we can score and fold it for outstanding quality photo note and greeting cards. Plain paper on the back means you can print text and light graphics on the inside of your cards.
Do not use in front feed printers (HP, Epson Artisan 700 800, etc.)
This paper ideal for printers with a specialty feed path intended for thick media such as Epson and Canon Pro level printers. Feed one sheet at a time. You can use it in most Epson and Canon printers that feed from a top paper tray. Read the handling guide for more information.
All products are compatible with aqueous inks. Not designed for solvent, latex or UV.
* If your printer has a specialty media path, we recommend you use it with this paper. If you only have a top paper tray, you can use this product one sheet at a time. Go to www.redriverpaper.com/feed for help handling and printing with specialty paper stocks.
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Very thick, therefore comes curled
Spencer, May 05, 2023
The paper is just okay. It doesn't seem to take ink super well and prints end up a bit "muddy." My main complaint though is that the pages came quite curled and I can't get them to lay flat even with stacking weight on them for an extended period of time. I understand RRP has to cut the sheets from rolls and it's very thick and stiff, so obviously it won't immediately lay flat. But I hoped they would have done something to get them to lay flat like most of their other paper. The curled paper makes it harder for the printer to print on them, and curled prints feel cheaper to customers. I don't think I'd reorder.
Post card paper 96lb
Jeanne Martin, Dec 20, 2022 - Red River Paper
Perfect thickness for professional post cards . Does print beautifully on my Epson Artisan 1430 printer, but it needs a little help grabbing it . Slow process as I have to feed one at a time. I am ordering an Epson HD XP 15000 highly recommended for heavy card stock. I will let you know if it’s better
The Only Greeting Card Stock I Use
Eve Nagode, Oct 31, 2022 - FoxRunArt.com
I prefer the 96lb. Pecos Gloss for all my greeting cards because it has a heavy professional feel. I wish I could get the 50-card box instead of paying more for two 20-card boxes.
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