Much lighter than what you want, but maybe ok.ĭepending upon how many of these you actually need you could even try coating the paper yourself. I assume you've checked out everything available in the media section of office depot like places? I know they do carry prescored satin surface inkjet flyers for example. These are a version of what the other poster mentioned : (a vacuum platen printer like the 4800 and up would probably help here) You might try prescoring something yourself as well but you'd have to be very careful to get it fully flat again or you would get head strikes. yeah I think your biggest problem if you intend to fold the media is that best inkjet coatings are fairly thick and don't hold up well to the 'stretching' caused by the differential stresses of folding something that thick. I usually have six or more packs on the shelf although I only use a few packs a year for greeting and holiday cards.Hm. Whenever Staples has their double sided matte photo supreme paper on sale for $1 I buy the max number of packages - presently 2 packs. The Coscto paper turned out to be a bit heavier weight and smother surfaced. When Costco dropped the Epson paper from their inventory and changed to their own brand paper I was initially disappointed and even complained (to no avail!) to Costco.

When I switched to the Canon i960 I tried that paper and found that it produced excellent results.

I originally had an Epson inkjet printer and found 8.5x11 Epson Glossy photo paper at Costco. Costco, like most of the big box stores, keeps ordering what sells well as long as their profit margins are OK. Since photo paper doen't seem to suffer a shelf life I would stay several boxes ahead in case they do discontinue it. I wouldn't want to buy these papers at their retail price as the Costco paper is so good and inexpensive, but for a few quick prints it isn't bad, That part of the ad was very small - I hope I'm reporting it correctly. I see that next week they have HP 4圆 photo paper (I think it was listed as 'everydayJ') at $1 for 100 sheets.

For 'everyday' photo prints the Staples glossy 4圆 paper(not their photo supreme) that I picked up on a sale at $1 for 60 sheets wasn't bad.

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