The 36" x 100' roll of Epson Enhanced Matte Inkjet Paper 36" x 100' Rollfrom Epson Enhanced Matte Inkjet Paper 36" x 100' Rollis a 192 g/m² bright white paper with a matte finish. The paper yields highly saturated images, while maintaining highlight and shadow detail. Enhanced Matte is designed for use with UltraChrome, Epson Archival, DURABrite as well as dye-based ink.

192 gsm    Thickness 10.3 mil    ISO Brightness 104%    Opacity 94%    Instant Dry Time    For UltraChrome, Archival, DURABrite Ink    Compatible with Dye-Based Ink

Flat matte surface

Instant dry time

Wide color gamut

Compatible with 1440 dpi print resolution

Heavyweight stock delivers true photographic feel

Bright white base accentuates highlights

Designed for indoor use. Can be used for outdoor purposes with encapsulation lamination and a UV film

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. HOW DO I LOAD THE PAPER?

A: On the P800, there is a second feed door (towards the back of the printer by the roll carriage) which pulls open to reveal the roll paper feed slot. There are small info graphics inside this door to guide you. Feed the paper into this slot far enough and the printer will grab it, the front control panel will beep acknowledging this and instruct you the rest of the way..

Q: 2. Is this paper double-sided?

A: No it is not.

Q: 3. Can I use this paper with the Epson Stylus Pro 9890?

A: yes!

Q: 4. This paper is listed as compatible with UltraChrome, Archival, DURABrite Ink, but does not specify that it is an archival (acid free) paper. Is this an archival paper?

A: No. It has a wood pulp (not cotton fiber) substrate.

Q: 5. can you paint with acrylic paint directly onto prints on epson enhanced matte paper?

A: You could, but this paper is meant for use in an ink jet printer. If you are just trying to paint on paper, without using it for ink jet prints in some type of mixed media process, then I would recommend using a fine art paper. I have used this paper for mixed media projects using acrylic paint, guache, and colored pencils. Keep in mind that Epson does not consider this archival paper.

Q: 6. Is this acid free?

A: Enhanced Matte contains some acid content, which might cause the surface to yellow over time,

Q: 7. would this paper be compatible with a HP designjet Z5200 Postscript plotter?

A: You can interchange brands but it must be for inkjet printers. However I would stick with the brand for your printer to avoid profile problems.

Q: 8. I have used this paper for a long time and haven't had any problems. However, I am worried that because it is not acid free, it will eventually yellow. Anything acid free is at least twice as expensive. We use it for printing art and then framing under glass. The colors are great and it is easy to use. Would you worry about yellowing?

A: I am a professional giclee printer. I've done work for over a 100 artists. I use this paper all the time for proofing the artwork I capture. I do not use it for the final product. I never have and never will. You should be using the more expensive fine art papers for final art prints. When I'm done with a proof I destroy it.

Q: 9. what size is the core?

A: 3 inches......cardboard.

Q: 10. Is the core 2 or 3 inch?

A: This roll of paper would have a 3" core.