Bienfang 100

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I noticed sheets of Bienfang 100 parchment tracing paper in a local art supply
house. It is an extremely thin and translucent paper that looks much like a
vellum. Does anyone have any experience printing of this paper and does
anyone have any idea as to its archival qualities? Also are there any rag
papers that are as thin and usable. Bienfang 360 is considerably more opaque.
I remember Wyndstone vellum being mentioned on the list a couple of years ago
as a translucent base. New York Central lists it as only a 5 point but I
believe that there may be other thickness.

Thanks in advance for the help.
Meredith
Ps. Would appreciate the web site address to access the archives. Thanks
again!

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