Is this at all similar to mulberry paper? Looking for fibrous paper.
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No, I wouldn't compare this to mulberry paper. It's more like tissue paper.
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Yep. Very similar to microfiber. Or it could be microfiber. Love the chairs.
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No, not at all, it is more like poly clay. Being made of paper you would think it would be, it is easy to use and air dries. I love it.
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This is not as stiff as cardstock, and I.m not sure what you intend, but paper is stiff enough to fold nicely and retain its shape. Hope this helps!
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Here is a website with some info on how to compare different types of paper. You can find some paper that you are familiar with and gauge by comparison bow this this is. http://www.searchbulldog.com/paper-weights-explained It is not as thick as some cover stock. I would compare it to a basic firm photograph paper. I took a gamble when ordering it too and was pleased.
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not sure about what scott is like, but imagine it's one of those thick, soft absorbent tissues that wastes paper resources and costs a lot of $$$. Boardwalk has supplied my six bedroom b&b with toilet paper for years and it does the job adequately and efficiently without the high cost and wasted paper. Try a few rolls.
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I have mixed feelings about this paper. It is very easily marred. You can make a mark or scratch in it with your fingernail. It is a spongy like material. If you wanted to experiment with it, you could probably just be prepared to change the paper every so often when it started looking shabby or got scratched. (I'm assuming it would have no protective cover ) It looks very realistic even up close but it's a bit fragile.
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I bought this paper to make shoji screens. It's about the same thickness and opacity as printer paper, so you might see silhouettes through it but nothing more than that.
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This paper is light. It is almost like plastic paper. It would certainly be light enough for a pencil to trace fine details through, but I don't know that it would last as long as you'd like. Also, it is too light to be able to trace around the edges.... there is no stiffness to it. You might be better off with the stiffer plastic sheets that are used as section dividers for reports. That's what I've used for quilt block pieces that are meant to be reused. There are also a variety of types of plastic sheets that can be found with blueprint and architectural supplies.
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Not like paper at all...or plastic either. You don't feel the 'protection' at all. They are very comfortable and easy to wash and dry. I love mine.
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I only checked the Forest one. Says Polyester Fibers, Plastic Film. It is very soft with the crinkles.. Ok went back and checked my other two. All three are polyester fibers with varying cellophane and batting for the inner crinkle/textures. The books are very child safe.
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Have no idea about Fiber Clear, but I have been using ZeoFiber and this appears to be identical. I have had great success with both.
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i will try to check this evening. The paper is very thin and not what I expected. I wanted a paper similar to what I buy from Charmin or others for personal use.
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this paper is thin vinyl coated paper and is also smooth. You would probably have texture showing through the paper. I returned it because it was not the thick vinyl that I needed to cover my texture.
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This paper is thicker than standard computer paper. But since it is very fibrous the cut edged tend to have a torn look to them .
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The answer is "NO". It is a paper with a wood grain pattern. Very cheep. I do not recommend this product.
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No, this is the equivalent to a thick coated paper. What you are looking for would probably be laminate flooring which Amazon sells but I would definitely price check it because you should be able to find it at a lower cost at local stores. Home Depot, Lowes, and flooring stores. etc. The number of boxes you would need to cover even a small room would be so heavy the shipping would cost more than real wood floors, lol.