Some years ago, I was able to print a set of posters on a large format HP printer...
it is the paper this machine used that I want to obtain now.
The best I can recall, the roll paper was labeled "economy resin coated", came in
a long rectangular carton, and was again, that I remember, HP paper.
This is definitely /not/ a photo gloss paper... the printable side has a slight
tooth, and, viewing a print made on this good side you see no gloss or glare whatsoever,
so, I'd call it "matte" paper, whether or not that was part of the actual name or not.
With one printable side, if a print is made on the smoother side, the image
is totally washed out... on the rougher side it prints very well.
Is this enough information ? It's not really important what form it might be in...
either roll or cut sheets... as it is, I was cutting down the scraps I had from
my project.
Thanks to anyone who knows what this inkjet paper might be called.
it is the paper this machine used that I want to obtain now.
The best I can recall, the roll paper was labeled "economy resin coated", came in
a long rectangular carton, and was again, that I remember, HP paper.
This is definitely /not/ a photo gloss paper... the printable side has a slight
tooth, and, viewing a print made on this good side you see no gloss or glare whatsoever,
so, I'd call it "matte" paper, whether or not that was part of the actual name or not.
With one printable side, if a print is made on the smoother side, the image
is totally washed out... on the rougher side it prints very well.
Is this enough information ? It's not really important what form it might be in...
either roll or cut sheets... as it is, I was cutting down the scraps I had from
my project.
Thanks to anyone who knows what this inkjet paper might be called.