Inkjet printing both sides

Thanks, good to know. I have some around but not tried printing on it.

Art

Paul Furman wrote:
Arthur Entlich wrote:
Hi Paul,

Are you referring to a tracing Vellum? Some of them are really
interesting to print on with inkjet.

Thinner, clearer, cheaper & smoother than vellum: called 'trace' or
'onion skin' comes in white and yellow, you just rip it off the roll
when sketching. Translucent like mylar.

Paul Furman wrote:
Terry Pinnell wrote:
Arthur Entlich wrote:

Is the paper thin enough to clear through the paper transport? Is
the paper thick or rigid enough to get through the printer, and not
get too wet and soft, or bleed ink through the back?

I like printing color architectural renderings on thin tracing paper.
It has a nice tight almost glossy surface and doesn't require much
ink. It might be interesting with photos as an artsy experiment :-)
It's amazing such flimsy stuff can be fed through an inkjet.