📚 96 Sheets of Shimmering Pearl White Cardstock, Metallic Paper for Scrapbooking and Crafts, 8.5 x 11 Inches Review

Thick and shiny but glued well. The lighter white flower above is shimmery paper, the other is plain.

Results Good, ideal weight for laser printers, not too weak. I used this stock for wedding programs for a client.

Great looking paper, was sent to me damaged. As I am using it for a wedding I cannot print on this paper as some corners are damaged.

This is a beautifully lustrous paper with a pearlescent finish on both sides. it's thicker than regular paper if I'm to assume it weighs about 80 pounds of cardstock.

This is a very nice and easy to use cardstock. It's malleable enough to bend and strong enough for programs and other projects. Works well with HP desktop inkjet printers. I really like the shimmer and the look of the finished print.

I bought this paper to make ceremonial programs for my son and his wife-to-be. This paper was so easy to work with and the right weight for a program that printed on both sides without seeing the print on the other side of the paper. It worked great for programs.

Beautiful paper. I like the metallic look, a little pearly, but I ran them through a laser copier and a few sheets started smearing toner over them. I guess I wouldn't say it's 100% compatible with all printers. I had to buy a second pack to complete the job because the customer required a specific quantity.

Using this set of cards in my laser printer did not work as expected. The toner wouldn't cure and was causing ghosting on everything I tried to print. Also, it easily changes the color of your ink. I printed it in true red and it came out with a slight pink cast. Also, the postcards were packed in a sturdy box so the paper was nice and even with no curled corners etc. The shimmer is very nice. delicate effect almost like mother of pearl, very elegant. If it worked in my printer I would give it…

I don't buy a lot of card stock but this stuff is amazing. The superb finish retains its pearly luster even after printing. Inkjet ink has a tendency to drip, resulting in a grainy texture even on high-quality images, making it difficult to achieve rich tones. Unfortunately, the paper is also more textured than I imagined, leading to small text issues as the ink builds up. Incredibly durable and useful for all sorts of things you would use cardboard for. I use it to print proxies and TCG tokens