Review on SunnyMaster W330 SunPrint Paper 🌞 Kit: Harness the Power of the Sun! by Joshua Coulter

If I wanted to do crafts with younger kids to demonstrate the cyanotype or sunprint technique and didn't want to spend too much but didn't really care about quality, this paper will do. However, I was hoping that the thickness of the paper would be greater than very light carbon paper. The paper dried very wrinkled and curled because it is so thin. The prints themselves were very light, even with longer exposure times, so bathing in a cap of peroxide and water brought the color closer to the cobalt shade I was hoping for. in the top corner of the box; Luckily the inner envelope was undamaged, so the packaging was light-tight. I personally will not buy this stuff again.