PH PandaHall 50 Packs Tracing Paper Reusable Non-Absorbent Synthetic Paper Polypropylene for Use with Alcohol Inks, Watercolor, Acrylic Painting, 11.6x8.2in

This paper was great value. I use it all the time and often confuse it with my stash of Yupo paper.

This paper sucks! It curls, it doesn't absorb the ink and to say it is alcohol ink paper is a Very BOLD claim as this paper is CRAP!! I will NEVER buy it again and I do NOT recommend it to anyone else. WASTE OF MONEY.

This paper performed terribly with alcohol inks. It didn’t matter if I added the blender solution or if I used alcohol and dripped on it. It didn’t react very well at all. I’d actually give it -2 stars.

Awful...can not use!

This is not what it marketed to be.This is nothing like Polypropylene.It curls up as soon as moisture hit is, it's low quity vellum.This was meant for watercolor work, and this will not work for that.Funny enough, in this same order I bought some vellum for inktober, and noticed this is exactly the same, it even has the same label as the vellum I bought.

This paper stained immediately and started buckling and curling within seconds of the ink hitting the surface, making it absolutely unusable for alcohol inks. I wasn't even able to remove a heavily diluted wash from it. Very disappointed and will be returning.

Could use for tracing but not what I thought I was ordering.

Not reusable. Soaked up the ink and paper curled. Shipped folded over leaving a crease. I won’t purchase again.

Very thin sheets. Perfect for art work.

This product isn't what it describes itself to be and, to add insult to injury, the paper arrived folded in the packaging so there is a permanent crease in the sheets.If you look at the images for the product that the seller provides you will notice that one clearly states that it is tracing paper and that is basically what it is.I know that the buckling of the paper when wet is a feature of the product but I found that the paper was definitely not reusable. Ink is permanent even when diluted.I had better success using watercolours but they are not completely removable - leaving a definite stain if you try to remove the paint. So the paper is not reusable for that particular media either and can limit effects you are trying to achieve.I can't recommend this product.

This is absolutely not polypropylene. It is very very cheap, very very thin vellum paper. I actually don't necessarily mind the effects that I get on alcohol ink with this paper, but it is so cheap that I can't use the art because the paper crinkles and warps and wrinkles so badly.Cheap vellum paper should be about a third of the price or less of what they are charging for this. Do not buy!!!

The product was delivered a month late, and there were several bottles that were dried out. This can be fixed but the intensity of the ink is also not up to par. It does not have as much color as the other brands and therefore difficult to get intense colors to spread as you cannot use much blending solution

Seems good quality and easy to use but it’s so unique it takes some getting used to. More like working on plastic.