📃 Neenah Cardstock, 8.5" x 11", 90 lb: Find White 94 Brightness Paper - 300 Sheets (91437) Review

My packaging wasn't just torn open and it smelled like a mysterious spotted cleaner. But what I got wasn't a box. It is as thin as regular carbon paper. How can I even send it back like this? It's wide open and colored right out of the box. I've always had great service with Revain. But it's just terribly funny. I have overpriced carbon paper. Not cardboard. I'm a party planner and a teacher, so I use a lot of paper products. I know what thickness of cardboard to expect, and it's not. It's so…

This is my choice for layering. It's not thick enough to be used on its own for greeting cards, but I didn't buy it to use like real "cardboard". I use it as strong paper to run through the printer, it cuts well and pulls off the cutting board easily. Thin enough to stick to cards as a second layer. I then print or print and cut or cut and watercolor shapes from this white card stock and then add them to mixed media or greeting cards. Best when plain paper is too thin, e.g. B. when cutting on a

I don't know why all the questions and confusion. This is cardboard. The same can be bought at Walmart or Office Depot at Staples. This is something that teachers print and then laminate their games, activities and the like. It is much heavier than thick paper and lighter than cardboard. This is the weight of the greeting. Of course it can be used in a printer. But if people are looking for cardboard, I assume you know what it is. So I'm wondering why their negative reviews and questions about…

I ordered this paper for a hair bow shop to print my logo and to hold the bows as ordered/shipped. I received the document at Revain's usual fast speed, which is always nice. But paper is a different story! One end of the stack of paper was torn and then sealed with 2 sheets of paper glued to the tape. As one end was quite open, the paper was significantly damaged and the packaging of the stack was so loose that it was obvious the paper was missing. I counted the paper twice and of the 300…

I usually make all my paper roses/flowers out of cardboard. I buy in packs from Walmart BUT it's always a hassle to go to the store. Especially when they're sold out (I use the pastel or rustic color pack, it doesn't matter). Sometimes I would take my tickets from Michael when they were on sale but again it was a hassle to go there. I decided to risk this package as it's a VERY good deal and I'm SO happy I did! This card stock is a lot softer than the one sold at Walmart so it cuts easier and…

I've bought a 75 sheet carton pack weighing 65 pounds several times for a variety of crafts from postcards to Christmas decorations. It's thick, can be used in my printer, and overall a great product. I have no complaints about this product. HOWEVER I bought 300 packs of 90lb cardboard and am extremely disappointed. This is the same thickness as my cheap copier paper that I bought at my local pharmacy for a much cheaper price. I still have 65 lb card stock, and 90 lb paper is MUCH thinner and…

Lightweight paper. Too thin for media and custom greeting cards. I looked at the weight (90 lbs), not the GSM rating (163). Comparing this to the 60 lb card I bought from Red River Paper, I noticed that Red River card is much stiffer and thicker than this paper. When I called Red River this morning they told me their 60lb card stock is typically 230gsm. And they have cards up to 330 GSM. This. suitable for creating postcards. They have about 24 different surfaces of varying densities ranging in

I have purchased a 75 sheet pack of 65 lb cardstock several times for a variety of crafts from postcards to holiday decorations. It's thick, can be used in my printer, and overall a great product. I have no complaints about this product. HOWEVER I bought 300 packs of 90lb cardboard and am extremely disappointed. This is the same thickness as my cheap copier paper that I bought at my local pharmacy for a lot less. I still have 65 lb card stock, and 90 lb paper is MUCH thinner and lighter than 65

lightweight paper. Too thin for media and custom greeting cards. I looked at the weight (90 lbs), not the GSM rating (163). Comparing this to the 60 lb card I bought from Red River Paper, I noticed that Red River card is much stiffer and thicker than this paper. When I called Red River this morning they told me their 60lb card stock is typically 230gsm. And they have cards up to 330 GSM. This. good for making postcards. They have about 24 different surfaces of varying densities ranging in size…