Inkjet Teslin Synthetic Paper - 5 Sheets

Quality

I originally bought this for making our club members' ID cards - which it excels at, by the way - but also found that bonded with a lighter 3 mil laminate sheet, it makes perfect hanging tag signs for parking and access. I even used it to duplicate my parking permit so that I don't have to worry about leaving it behind when we alternate cars, instead I just made a spare for the other car.

Great stuff. Make sure when you buy it it's from BrainstormID instead of ID-supply.com. ID-supply paper looks like crap once I print my maps on it!! Very grainy.

Good synthetic paper for color water resistant printing, be careful of wet ink when removing from printer, let set overnight to dry. Print one sheet at a time then remove from printer, and print next if doing multilple sheets.

My son purchased this item,it appears to work escpecialy well.He is very pleased and I am sure it will last for a long time to come.Thank you

I was really hoping for a sort of stiff plastic to use as my write-in-the rain book cover. This, unfortunately, is really as flexable and soft as a normal piece of printer paper if not even floppier - even at 10 mil! I read on another site that this is the thickest most production printers handle, but now that I have it, I think the 14 mil would go through my printer just fine. I'm glad I only got the 5 pack so I can get something stiffer next time.

I've never used this paper before, but so far I really like it. I'm using it to create Bitcoin paper wallets, so the durability and waterproof result are highly desirable. So far so good!

I wanted to make some id's which were a bit thicker and more rigid than average so after much research I came across this Tesin paper... I'm sure its fine for specific applications but keep a few things in mind prior to purchase. First, in most applications card stock is your better choice and a simple shot of spray adhesive will keep laminate down if you need to cut it.... if you don't need to cut laminated sheets to the edge of your design, simply use high quality (glossy or luster) photo paper and it looks amazing... If laminating the product is not even necessary, you should really be looking at Terra Slate Paper as it is WAY more durable, can be used in Laser Printer (only) and is much more rigid... I feel like I sort of wasted my money on this trying to be all fancy with paper that fuses to laminate but in hind site, there are better options. BTW, it will not bond to itself as one user incorrectly purported it would (see photos) .