📄 Neenah Paper Exact Index 110lb 8.5x11 White 250 Sheets - 94 Brightness Review

This is the worst card set I've ever tried! It's brittle and won't break without breaking! The company My Office of Innovation will not refund the money for the fact that I "opened the package" and also used it!? Used 1/2 sheet of 100, how do I know it's defective if I haven't opened the box and tried it? They refuse to spend any of the $15.66 I paid them for this defective product watched out buyers.

I bought this box to print out cut out images to be cut out on my cutting machine. I bought this board in part because it was said to be compatible with both inkjet and laser inkjet (in fact it was said to be guaranteed to work on both). However, after two test runs, the ink smeared when touched on the page even after air drying for about 10 minutes. Ever since I opened the package, I've been hooked on this item.

I make a lot of postcards and have only recently started using stamps - both acrylic/rubber and digital. This deck of cards is ideal for both. It accepts ink well when using acrylic or rubber stamps with water and alcohol based inks. And it goes through my HP printer with no problem when I print digital stamps. Then I color the outlines with colored pencils, Spectrum Noir markers or Ranger ink with a watercolor pencil. At 110 pounds, it's heavy enough to be used as a map base. And it works well

I bought this product knowing it was 110 lb paper. I used to work in a stationery store, this is clearly not £110 paper. Not to mention that I received a £105 paper from another supplier the same day. The 105-pound paper was a lot stiffer than I expected. I'm pretty sure someone messed something up. I don't know what the number 110 on the label means, but that's not the weight of the paper. I've added a photo of the diagram I found online. 199 g/m2 corresponds to 53 lb paper. Not what I was…

This paper is of good quality considering it has a 110# index. To help you understand the difference between different weight scales I have included a very helpful conversion chart. I usually buy 24# Bond Weight (90 grams per square meter) paper for everyday printing. This card product is made from 110# index paper (199 grams per square meter) and is about twice the weight and thickness of my everyday printer paper. This is medium-thick cardboard. If you want thicker, stiffer cardstock, you…

UPDATE: Turns out paper thickness varies a lot when you're working with the ream. I'm not sure if they mixed lighter paper to save money or something, but the paper thickness can vary by about 30%. Some of them were great when I started, but some of them were flexible and paper-like, which makes sense given the inconsistent results others get. Use "Accent Opaque Thick Cardstock Paper". This is an excellent product compared to this diluted junk. I was a little worried it wouldn't be thick…