how thick is the paper…will markers or ink go through to the back side?
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The paper can bleed quite a bit if you're not careful. It's really akin to a hardened type of toilet paper...very absorbent. It will bleed through if you don't move with the pen fast enough. It is VERY thick, though. You'll love it!
1597560
The paper is very thick. A standard ballpoint pen will not suffice to mark them. A sharpie / marker will not go through them. The paper is of very high quality, but will require a fountain pen or a robust ballpoint to write in it.Hope this helps.
1584411
No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. willnot bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
1837324
It is thicker than literal paper-thin, there is definitely some substance to it. I can't tell you exact measurements.
1031805
I don't believe it is thick enough for postcards. It was just okay for bookmarks, but they were still very flexible.
1348190
it is a little bit thicker--one nice thing is you are able to apply it without creases that you normally get with contact paper. Very durable--easy to wipe clean. One thing we found our dry erase markers do not work on it, just beads up--put post it flags are easily removed.
1074282
I can tell you this, it is thicker than regular printing paper, but thinner than cardboard. It is about the same thickness one would find on a post card or any other greeting card.
1429806
I believe they are about the thickness of a sharpie marker. I purchased them about 9 months ago
719336
I agree with the other people who responded about the thickness of this paper. It is thicker than the 'off brands' of paper and the quality is wonderful. It is definitely worth it!
1736518
Hi, these markers bleed through paper, some colour at the first time, others if you colour the same area more times to define outlines better. You need heavy paper to avoid this risk or double sheet of paper in order not to look at the back of coloured sheet. Hope to have been useful!
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It's not too thick though you need to put weights on it to keep it opened up unless you cut it in smaller pieces. It is thicker than paper but not a s thick as cardboard.
1130171
Yes both sides are dotted. I use both sides of the paper and haven't had issue with bleed through unless I'm using a very wet nibbed flex pen. But I'm talking extreme amounts of ink. Nothing a normal pen would ever get close too.
2206180
Paul this is single sided paper,Not sure about the back side or if I even understand the question you are asking sorry.
239080
This is partially dependent on the ink, but for the standard blue that comes with this, there's no bleeding *through* regular paper. I take notes with mine and it's just fine. It's a little difficult to write on the back of the page, though, because you can see the writing on the front (not much, though). Slow writing is actually better for this as long as you don't stab the paper with your pen (or otherwise apply excessive pressure).
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The edges are lose and tear away from the sides of the paper. Once the edges are torn away you can fit the paper into your printer. I've printed invitations to a Harry Potter party on it and old style announcements. It is also good for calligraphy. I've enjoyed it and am all out I need to order some more
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It is approximately 1/8 inch thick. There are no refill pages at the end of the year - you have to buy a new one for the new year.
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Yes. I just tried a standard coloring book about 1/4" thick. It fit just fine. Not a ton of space to spare, but you could probably fit 2 of them in one pocket.
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The pen/marker says 1.2mm. The color is definitely solid, though I colored a solid glass. I don't see how it would show through clear glass. Also, you can go over what you draw/color - making it so light is sure not to come through if this is what you are looking for. I'm not too sure what your 3rd question is. The maker is thick enough to not be overwelmed with coloring in. If you are looking to do fancy text, then this may be too thick. It would write like a standard sharpie, maybe a bit thicker. :)