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Strathmore 400 Series Acrylic Paper

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This heavyweight, cream-colored paper was designed especially for the acrylic painter, but it is also appropriate for a variety of painting and drawing applications. Sheets have a toothy linen finish. 246 lb (400 gsm) weight.

Handling Charge — When ordering sheets of paper or board larger than 18” x 24” in quantities of less than 10, a $3.00 per order handling fee applies. Paper or boards may be assorted to reach the quantity of 10.

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Strathmore 400 Series Acrylic Paper

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9/10/2016

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

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Strathmore 400 Series Acrylic Paper

By Doris

from Grayslake il USA

Comments about Strathmore 400 Series Acrylic Paper:

Great for collage. It really holds many layers

2/25/2016

(9 of 9 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great deal on paper-for use with acrylics!

By RS

from Massanutten, VA

Comments about Strathmore 400 Series Acrylic Paper:

Heavy weight paper that can take a lot of acrylic paint without buckling at all..at 246 lbs its priced less than 90 lb water color/print making paper..what a deal! One side has a linen texture on it (see close up photo below) which I think has a cool effect grabbing the paint even on top of SEVERAL layer so you can see the grid pattern, similar to canvas. If you prefer, the other side has a super smooth, velvety feel, great if you want to make marks with solid, unbroken/un-textured lines (manufactures sticker was easily removed leaving no residue). You could also try gessoing the textured side. The description doesn't say if the paper is archival or acid free. If you are using acrylics on the paper and covering it completely with paint and perhaps even gessoing both sides this shouldn't matter. Your basically encasing the paper in plastic, which lasts FOREVER. You can create frame-able work with this paper!