Create archival-grade prints with the natural matte surface of Rag Warm Tone 500 Paper from Inkpress Media, available here as a 20-pack of 18 x 24" sheets. Using a 100% cotton rag base with a weight of 500 gsm and thickness of 40 mil, individuals will be able to feel the heft and quality of their prints. Also, ensuring long-lasting art, this paper contains no optical brightening agents and is both acid and lignin free. The paper is instant drying and water resistant and can achieve a Dmax of 1.61 with standard pigment-based inks or up to 1.92 with Epson's UltraChrome inks.

100% Cotton Rag    Basis Weight: 500 gsm    Thickness: 40 mil    Double-Sided    Natural Warm Tone    No Optical Brightening Agents    Acid and Lignin Free    Instant Drying and Water Resistant    Surface Finish: Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 240 GSM turns out to be about 100lb cover weight - which is pretty thick! Is that with the adhesive backing on it? What's the weight without the adhesive backing?

A: The 240 GSM is with the adhesive backing. The manufacturers has not provided that weight with out.

Q: 2. Can I write with pen on one side?

A: Yes you can.Pencil or pen can be used.

Q: 3. I have a Canon Pro 9000 printer,may I use this paper with this unit ?

A: Sure, you may use it.

Q: 4. Does this paper have a logo printed on the back, or is it blank?

A: The box I have looked at is 11 x 14, but I'm certain it is the same for the 11 x 17. The backs are blank.

Q: 5. Does the adhesive damage the surface when photo removed from a painted wall?

A: The Inkpress Media Adhesive Luster Paper uses a permanent adhesive so it would damage a painted wall when removed.

Q: 6. will this roll work, or not, with the paper holder on the Epson P600? (is the core 2 or 3 ?)

A: The P-600's roll adapter allows the use of 2 core canvas and 3 core fine art and other photographic media in lengths up to 100'. So this paper is compatible.

Q: 7. Can I use this with a Canon Pixma Pro 100?

A: Yes! That's the printer I use and it works great with this film. I find it's best to boost saturation and contrast quite a bit for printing on this material - it's not like printing on paper. You'll need a little trial and error to dial it in. Also, a tip - don't throw the paper separators away. For my purposes anyway, placing one between the transparency and lightbox really helps.

Q: 8. Does anyone know the ideal storage temperature and humidity for this paper? We have problems with paper curling during the winter months.

A: My basement darkroom has a temperature of 68-70 degrees. Not humid or dry. No curl experienced on any paper.

Q: 9. Will this product be compatible (and make good/decent prints) with the canon pixma pro 100? thank you

A: Yes, this paper would produce very nice prints along with the Canon Pixma Pro 100.

Q: 10. Can I use this paper with the Epson P800 printer? Is there thicker media than this for photos using Epson P800?

A: Yes, you can.