High Gloss Laminate Sheet

[2 Rolls] This paper is a nice alternative to high gloss.

[0.245 lb] Super smooth surface and high gloss.

[1.45 lb] You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

[0.15 lb] I have a couple of hundred high-quality photo prints finished with a high-gloss surface that will fingerprint, scratch, and/or chip along the edges with the slightest handling. It was almost impossible to look at, let alone sort through, these prints before putting each in a print protector sleeve. I literally had to wear gloves. Now I can shuffle through them, stack them, move them, and view them without worry or hassle. These sleeves are a small price to pay compared to the cost of a custom print.

[2.7 lb] A very nice, high-gloss, black metal frame with easy-to-open clips for loading. Note: not mentioned in description, this has a standard glass front.

[Glossy] Yes, a wonderful high gloss - very rich, and it processes very fast, being RC; I wish it was available in larger sizes, hopefully it will be when the pandemic is over.

[35% at 60°] I've tried a number of papers with my Canon Pro9000 MkII. For me, there is nothing better than this paper for high gloss. The colors jump off this heavy weight paper. If you are going to the time and trouble and expense of printing, go for the best. Pro Platinum will not disappoint.

[3.66 lb] This paper is of high gloss as advertized and produced beautiful prints for me which consistently received wow comments from those who view them. The paper stock is very sturdy and the consistency from one box to the next has been excellent. I have standardized on Inkpress papers for all my printing.

[2-Way] High quality sound for such a small speaker. Good looking gloss finish. Removable base for stand mounting, is a plus.

[3.6 lb] This very high gloss paper renders very sharp edges within an image. It reminds me of a Cibachrome print from back in the day.