Is this paper thick enough to be used as the base of a card or is it too thin? Thanks...
1674907
Its not as thick as a regular cardstock but, for my opinion, stiff enough to use as the base of a card. Its much stiffer than copy or drawing paper. Hope this will help.
413746
The paper is 10 mils thick. It is thinner and more flexible than a business card.
1074282
I can tell you this, it is thicker than regular printing paper, but thinner than cardboard. It is about the same thickness one would find on a post card or any other greeting card.
2210774
No it is not thick at all....it is about the thickness of a piece of copy paper or a tad thicker. I have had great luck with this product and would recommend it.
2095378
I think it would work! I've seen some of those cards, and it would be perfect. I used it for shaker cards, but the plastic was too thick. Great idea, and since it is thicker, you would not need that much.
1758341
I feel it would be to thick. It is good quality photo paper. Hope this helps.
358351
Yes, it's just little bigger than a credit card but thickness will depend on how many cards you put inside.
901187
These appear to be about the same thickness as my 65# cardstock. Hope that helps.
2220849
I would have to answer the question as best I can....not thin at all, & not a heavy duty thickness. I feel it is just the right thickness for a tablecloth covering my cloth tablecloths...hope that might help.
1589507
I'm not sure how thick card stock is but I've used 110 lb paper but you have to use the rear feed, NOT the paper tray. Hope this helps, Jeffery
608567
No it is not as thick as a cereal box? I used it to make posters for our school carnival but we laminated all of them when we were finished.
26522
I use this paper all the time. I make a calendar each each and use this paper. It isn't thick like card stock, but it thicker than average paper. You would be wise to mount the print before you frame it, the paper can curve due to environmental conditions (humidity etc). But it is nice paper. I also have the same printer, so you are in good shape.
50462
They are about as thick as cardstock, maybe a little thicker. I would say they are thick enough. Thicker than the cheap papers.
1229198
I wouldn't recommend it. I used it on card stock and was very disappointed. You can it, but it isn't nearly as nice as on a regular paper.
1302451
I think it would be heavy enough for post cards. I have never used it for that purpose but I cut an 8 1/2 X 11 sheet in half to make two cards with it.
1536615
Quite honestly, I don't know. I use it to hand write letters to people who have lost a loved one. It takes more thought to write a letter than to buy a card. It's a heavy paper and, I think, very good quality.
1610021
I think it would work great for that purpose. It is bright white and same color and texture on both sides. It's thicker than printer paper but easy to fold. I bought to wrap gifts with it folded around them nicely but ended up being able to see through if boxes were colored so that gives you idea of how thick it is. :) hope this helps