High-Quality Hammermill Cardstock: Premium Color Copy, 80 lb, 8.5 x 11 📄 - 1 Pack (250 Sheets) - 100 Bright, Made in the USA Card Stock Review

This looks like a 60# card or less. I had 3 different people feel the difference between the 80# I had and they all said it was much thinner and not as smooth. I am extremely disappointed. I leave it for drawing but not for coloring with my copiers as it eats up too much of my expensive ink.

Our first impression of the product upon opening the box. My first impression of this paper is NO MORE! The bag was torn at both ends and most of the back seam. Not what I expected when I opened the box. However, I make digital scrapbooks and paper quality is critical to the images and templates I print. Frustrated, I printed out the image and compared it to several other types of paper. The image is sharper and the colors are deeper than on other papers. I could see details on this paper that…

This sheet is not brittle. Please refer to the published chart. The right column is what you should pay attention to. That's 80lbs. "Cover" paper. Another popular board is Neenah Exact Index, which uses an index scale. This type of 80 lb paper is as heavy (gpm) as Neenah's 120 lb paper. Next is my rating. I use this paper (80lb Cover) for ghost markers like Copic, Ohuhu etc and it works great! The paper is very smooth and the colors stick well. Pigma Micron pens, gel rollers, etc work well…

This smooth, smooth to the touch 80 lb cover paper has become my favorite card set for simple decorative cards. It's also a great map layer. It takes stamp ink very well and I will stamp the motif and cut it out for decoration. There seems to be a great thickness for it. Works well with embossing powder and thermal gun. Works well with alcohol based markers such as Spectrum Noir/Copic markers as well as a paper sponge. I have not yet tried using colored or watercolor pencils/pencils directly on

I am posting this review to help others who are in need of Copic marker paper. I recently bought a Set of Chao and have been searching the internet for good quality paper for my markers. In the end I thought I'd give up because there was always a negative for every type of paper until I found this paper! First, I received the package the next day! And it was in good condition too (the cover sheet was torn in a few places but the paper itself wasn't affected. The paper itself is quite thick…

In the past I have used Bristol Vellum 100lb paper to color in pages with colored pencil. I recently used a different paper in a book that was lighter and had a smoother surface. Like the result, I bought different types of paper to experiment with, including this one. If you color and download pictures and print or print copies from your exercise books, then the type of paper used for both makes a difference. This review relates to this market and may not apply to others. If you use colored…