This 60" x 100' roll of Slickrock Metallic Pearl 260 from Moab is a 260 gsm paper with a metallic finish and a 100% alpha cellulose resin-coated base. The paper's high gloss and metallic finish provide a unique lifelike, almost 3D quality to any image and it offers a good heavy feel with a 12 mil thickness. Also the paper is rated with a 97% opacity, a gloss level of 62% at 75°, and an 80% whiteness. The paper is suited for both black and white as well as color prints with its water-resistant, acid-free design and it comes on a 3" core.

100% Alpha Cellulose Resin-Coated Base    Basis Weight: 260 gsm    Thickness: 12 mil    Brightness: 80%    Opacity: 97%    Gloss Level: 62% at 75°    Water Resistant    Acid Free    Surface Finish: Metallic    Core Size: 3"

Lifelike, almost 3D quality images

Deep dark blacks

Ultra-bright highlights

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the core size on this roll? I'm trying to see if it will fit on an Epson ipf 4900.

A: whether it 2 or 3" both will fit on the Epson 4900. If you remove the adapters on the roll shaft it will do 3".

Q: 2. Anybody know what the longevity rating for this paper is?

A: This is set up to last about 71 years.

Q: 3. What is the surface like on this reverse side of this paper? Can you inkjet print text or write with a ballpoint pen?

A: The Moab Lasal Exhibition Luster 300 Paper (4 x 6") 50 Sheets BH #MOLEL4650 is single sided and not coated for Inkjet on the back so you would not be able to print on it but could write with a felt tip pen.

Q: 4. Can this paper be used with an inkjet printer? I have an Epson Photo Stylus R300 and need a replacement paper for Ilford's Smooth Pearl. I do not want glossy paper.

A: This paper is compatible with inkjet printers and is compatible with the R300.

Q: 5. Does this paper contain optical brightening agents?

A: For purists, only natural fine art paper that say they don't have optical brighteners, like Canson who have been in business for over 500 years making paper. Although though Moab paper doesn't say anything on their website, brighteners might be present in small quantities.

Q: 6. Anyone using this with an Epson P800? How does it compare to Epson Luster?

A: Hi Chris, The Moab Exhibition Luster is a bit heavier than the Epson. It also has a reduced 'specular' quality to the surface. By this I mean the Epson luster appears to shimmer when light hits it from various angles. The Moab luster does not have this effect and is more uniform under various lighting environments.

Q: 7. where can I find printer profiles for this paper?

A: The find the printer profiles for this paper, go to the Moab website, click "ICC Profiles" and select "ICC Profiles Downloads." You will be able to select your printer model, and see which paper profile and settings are recommended.

Q: 8. What profile should I use for this paper with HP Vivera pigment ink?

A: Hello John,I just received this from B&H, What profile should I use for this paper with HP Vivera pigment ink? I cannot help you because I am using an Epson Printer with Epson Inks.

Q: 9. Is this paper archival?

A: Although the Moab Lasal Exhibition Luster 300 Paper is Acid Free, it still contains optical brightening agents (OBAs), so although this is a good thick exhibition luster, for strict evaluation this is NOT considered an archival paper.

Q: 10. CAN I USE THIS PAPER IN MY EPSON STYLUS PRO 3800?

A: Yes, you would be able to use this Moab Slickrock Metallic Pearl 260 (16.54 x 23.39", 25 Sheets), with an Epson Stylus Pro 3800.