Pressure Washing Brochure

Works great for Brochure and flyers with my Epson printer.

Use for BxW negatives after washing

A very simple and affordable solution to print washing.

I was hoping it would be a bit darker, but all monitors are different, so... oh well. You can go to the savage website and request a brochure that has small swatches of the actual papers glued to it so you can know exactly what color you're buying. ... Still, a great product. Very thick and durable. Just keep in mind that you have to store it after you use it, and it's really long. And that you should store it upright to prevent wrinkles...

This ink is not specifically for photo prints... but I use it on brochure paper AND regular bright 24lb paper and when you print on high quality settings, it looks just like laser! I mean it. It is as if the ink is sitting on top of the paper giving you a high quality finish. Also lasts a long time.

A very pressure product exactly as I want

I use an Epson c88+ which uses pigment inks. I've tried using less expensive matte brochure paper but they either don't come in the thickness I need for double-sided printing for booklets or they only work properly with die inks - or both. I buy the 150 packs whenever I can find them because they are 1/3 cheaper per sheet than the 50 packs. The combination with pigment inks makes the print light, moisture and smudge resistant.

I ran 90copies of the same print for a brochure - with extreme success from an epsonR1800. Inkpress.com suggested using the printer profile for it's ultra premium matte paper but this paper performed admirably at 600dpi regular matte. My printer could only take the paper one sheet at time or it would get confused (its a consumer model, don't know if its the case for more advanced printers). I did perform test strips using different print rendering intentions that I compared against using a color control system. The most accurate was epson's standard without black point compensation. This paper is as accurate as epson's single sided matte at 1/3 of the price.

The stool came in 4 parts. The assembly brochure showed many different parts, but most of them were already assembled. The pads were on the legs and the mounting assembly had already been screwed into the seat. All I had to do was push the large shaft into the leg stand, the smaller shaft into the seat and drop the seat and shaft into the large shaft.

With artificial turf this keeps the lights from reflecting and washing out the field