📇 Premium White Blank Cardstock - Remarkably Smooth Finish Review

Good card, very light, takes ink well and prints great on my Canon printer. The packaging consists of a thin plastic film. Depending on how careful your carrier is, you may end up with a damaged slide or two. (But that's not the product's fault.) Otherwise top notch.

I bought these prints after buying another brand that claimed it was bright white and looked more ivory but printed with no problems. They are really bright white which is what I wanted but they are very smooth so will not work with the Canon MX922 printer. It took me a while to print them so they wouldn't dry out in ages (a problem I've never had before) and changing the print settings to matte photo paper solved the problem. But it's like the paper is so slick that the printer doesn't hold it

I used these to print invitations and the color wasn't as vibrant as the gloss color but still nice and durable. I've also used them as labels on Rubbermaid containers. Overall I am satisfied with this product.

I needed an inexpensive matte paper for printing invitations and it worked for me! It's smooth and of decent quality. The only reason I can't give five stars is that the packaging allowed for slight flexing. Nothing I couldn't overcome in the end, but wish it was in a stronger package.

This is a very high quality invitation paper. It's very thick and luxurious. With my cheap old Canon Pixma inkjet photo printer (model MG7120) I can get incredibly high quality prints on it. What friends and family don't know is that all of our Thank You Cards, Christmas Cards and Invitations are printed at home. If you don't know what uncoated absorbent paper is, be prepared that printouts will be much duller than if you were to print on coated or photo paper. (This is cardstock, not…

I had trouble finding a 100# cover precut to this size and was very happy to find it here. I love printing my own invitations for my kids' birthdays and Christmas cards and this material is the perfect solution. I printed my daughter's birthday invitations on them and they looked great and were just the right thickness. I have a Canon PIXMA MG5620 All-In-One and at first thought I might have to use the photo paper setting due to the thickness, but that didn't work at all. After I brought it…