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The Seawhite All Media Cartridge Paper Roll is an essential tool for artists, students, and illustrators who require a durable, high-quality surface for diverse creative projects. With its substantial 140gsm weight and acid-free composition, it excels at supporting both dry and wet media, including charcoal, graphite, ink, and even light wash applications. While its large 63cm x 10m format offers incredible flexibility for mural work or large-scale drawings, the sheer size of the roll can be cumbersome for those with limited studio space.
| Model Part Number | CP140RO63 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Seawhite |
It is suitable for light watercolor washes, but it is not intended for heavy, multi-layered watercolor techniques which require specialized, thicker paper.
Yes, because the paper is acid-free, it is well-suited for long-term storage of charcoal, pencil, and ink drawings.
The roll measures exactly 63cm in width.
Yes, the surface is designed to minimize ink feathering, making it a good choice for most fountain pen inks.
Absolutely. You can use a metal ruler and a craft knife to cut the roll into custom sizes that fit your specific portfolio or frames.
Back-roll the sheet slightly in the opposite direction or place flat objects on the corners for one hour.
Ensure your printer settings are adjusted to a 'Heavy' or 'Cardstock' paper profile and that the path is clear of obstructions.
To ensure the best results, always store the roll horizontally in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture absorption or bending of the roll core. If you find the paper curling after unrolling, place flat weights on the corners for a few hours before beginning your work. This paper is compatible with standard framing glass and mounting adhesives; however, always use acid-free mounting tape to preserve the archival integrity of your work. When printing, check your printer settings to ensure it supports 140gsm cardstock or thick art paper to prevent jams.
