Kraft Paper Q
Are there any retail stores in the UK that carry kraft paper? I'm trying to help some dude in the UK figure out where to buy it. Can't believe they don't have Target.
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- ErocAfellar
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Glassine for storage, Kraft+glassine for shipping
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- KennyRE317
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wouldn't you want to get kraftpaper wider than 24" for the large prints? ... like maybe 28 or 30"?markforsman wrote:First buy this, http://www.uline.com/Product/ProductDet ... 5&ref=1951
then get this, http://www.uline.com/Product/ProductDet ... 94&ref=502
I use mine for way more than just shipping posters. Last year I had a huge project due, I was broke and needed paper, ended up making a whole book of hand drawn roman letterforms on kraft. Need to wrap something up to keep it safe? Fill space in a box? Doodling paper? Stencil paper?
Just google pure kraft paper UK, plenty of online stores with next day delivery. Can buy any weight, finish, length. Rolled or sheets.Codeblue wrote:Are there any retail stores in the UK that carry kraft paper? I'm trying to help some dude in the UK figure out where to buy it. Can't believe they don't have Target.
Think I used this place before...
http://www.rajapack.co.uk
UK Member? Reclaim some VAT... http://forum.expressobeans.com/viewtopi ... =8&t=85994
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Scotch® 3M 75 sq feet roll was 4.59$ USD before taxes at Target in Nevada.
Either paper (prices) has increased astronomically in the past years, or Target is to Art Care customers what the liquor store is to common drunks: a place to overpay for what you need due to convenience.
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Either paper (prices) has increased astronomically in the past years, or Target is to Art Care customers what the liquor store is to common drunks: a place to overpay for what you need due to convenience.
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