Wilson Art H2O Adhesive For Countertop Laminate Sheets

I needed an accurate countertop trimmer for sizes up to 11x14. The TG-110 seems to fill the bill. I often do multiple small size photographs on sheets that are 8.5x11 and 11.7x16.5. This trimmer makes perfectly square cuts effortlessly. After years of using a guillotine cutter, I'm more than happy with this Carl. My wife liked it so much when it first arrived that I gave it to her and ordered a second one for myself. If you're looking for a cutter for single sheets of photo inkjet paper, I recommend this one.

Works very well for showing my art. Sheets slide in easily and they are well put together.

Love this paper. Just make sure to spray with UV/H2O varnish.

From the moment that I put it on the camera, I have had zero attention on it--so it is great. Wilson

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

At the end of every year when I review the financials for my fine art print business, I am always looking for new ways to trim costs wherever I can without impacting the quality nature of my prints. I just started using these buffered tissue sheets to wrap my prints prior to shipping to prevent any scuffing during shipment. So far, so good, these sheets are are good size, can be trimmed to any size needed, and represent a substantial savings when compared to what I had been using.

I have been using this paper for fine art printing in both rolls, on my Epson 9890, and sheets on my 3880. After many tests I chose this for its very clean whites, consistent strong colors, weight and surface. I print for my own work as well as reproductions for a number of painters, and all have been extremely happy with the results. This will be my standard matte paper for the foreseeable future.

I bought these transparency film sheets for some special photo art project. It works 100% as it described on Inkpress Media's site.

These archival sheets separate costly artwork prints that have value and are costly to replace. Art buyers do not need to see prints slide over each other with or without the possible scratch noises. They are impressed with the time and care of the tissue papers though. It provides a mystery of 'unveiling' for the next print as well. Win. Win.

This pack allowed me to decide which photo paper I should use for my art prints. Comes with enough sheets for testing so I could make an accurate decision.