Re: Carolina Card

Alex Nanson (alec@norlex.demon.co.uk)
Sun, 27 Oct 1996 21:49:11 +0000

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In message <v01530503ae92466d6a2b@130.184.141.34>, Russell Cothren
<rcothren@comp.uark.edu> writes
>
> Is this Corolina card like Krome Kote? A heavy stock that is
>designed for book covers or post card. Comes in 6 point to a 14 point. Very
>glossy on one side. and availble glossy on both sides.
>
>
I'm not sure, as I'm not familiar with Krome Kote, and I know nothing
about printing stock. The Carolina card is approx. 0.2mm thick, and has
a white eggshell surface on both sides. I obtained it from a company who
used to coat the card with a solvent / polymer diazo system for plan
copying etc. About 150 square metres were going spare, and it seemed a
pity to waste it.
Alex Nanson
Gloucester UK

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