Interleaving papers

ann

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• Dec 31, 2010

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anyone know where i can find some interleaving paper similar to Renaissance Non-Buffered Paper that light Impression is supposed to have. I ordered some in August and as we all know that seems to be a big big hole in the ground these days.

Am getting ready to cancel th order but would like to find a new source.

thanks.

 

Ian C

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• Dec 31, 2010

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Not the same brand, but the same or at least similar, material.

http://www.dickblick.com/products/glassine-interleaving-paper/

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=interleaving+paper&N=0&InitialSearch=yes

http://www.pfile.com/product/m-t811...asale&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=SAS-M-T811

 

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thanks, do you have personal knowledge about any of these? I got some interleaving sometime ago from Adorama and I don't like it at all. It is like tissue paper.

What I have been using is heavier and is more like copy paper, but heavier and of course archival.

 

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• Dec 31, 2010

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How about University Products? They specialize in archival materials, but unlike LI they actually have product to sell and ship.

http://www.universityproducts.com/cart.php?m=product_list&c=1310&parentId=1257&navTree[]=1257&navTree[]=1288&navTree[]=1310

 

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• Dec 31, 2010

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ann said:

thanks, do you have personal knowledge about any of these? I got some interleaving sometime ago from Adorama and I don't like it at all. It is like tissue paper.

What I have been using is heavier and is more like copy paper, but heavier and of course archival.

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No I haven’t used these particular brands. The last I used was marked “glassine” bought at a local camera store now deceased. If you have any of the material left you could measure its thickness with a micrometer or dial caliper. Then, by comparing the stated thickness given on the seller’s sites if listed, you could at least try to find material of the same thickness.

 

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good point Ian, and i will check out the universityproducts link, thinks bdial