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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: bellimages on March 16, 2013, 12:38:51 pm
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A few years ago, I purchased 24"x36" sheets of buffered paper from Light Impressions. They still show the product on their website. But I hestitate to order from them since I was burned by them a year or so ago. Fortunately my bank card reversed the charges for the product that never shipped.
Does anyone know who made their archival buffered paper that I used as interleaving in my flat file? I liked it. It was 2.5 mils thick. Most of the paper that I find is only 1 mil thick
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Archival Methods offers a 1.5mil version
http://www.archivalmethods.com/Product.cfm?categoryid=0&Productid=109
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Yeah, go with Archival Methods. Light Impressions is bad juju!
Neil
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A few years ago, I purchased 24"x36" sheets of buffered paper from Light Impressions. They still show the product on their website. But I hestitate to order from them since I was burned by them a year or so ago. Fortunately my bank card reversed the charges for the product that never shipped.
Does anyone know who made their archival buffered paper that I used as interleaving in my flat file? I liked it. It was 2.5 mils thick. Most of the paper that I find is only 1 mil thick
I prefer Lineco archival tissue, and the unbuffered is generally considered safer the buffered for photographs. Do you have a specific reason for wanting lthicker tissue - the thinner stuff is less likely to scuff prints and you can always use two sheets.
http://www.lineco.com/cart.php?m=product_list&c=933&primary=1&parentId=&navTree[]=933
Brian A