Lineco glassine storage sheets archival acid free unbuffered 16 x 20 inches protects artwork wrapping and storing work guards against dust and abrasion pack of 12 4 2 out of 5 stars 24 11 99 11.
Glassine sheets uk.
It will not damage or smudge pastel charcoal or graphite.
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Glassine paper can be used to protect the surface of prints drawings paintings and other artworks from spilling exposure or rubbing during storage or presentation.
Glassine is a smooth translucent paper made from a manufacturing process called supercalendering.
Glassine paper is a white ph neutral translucent paper used for separating prints in storage to prevent ink from offsetting.
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The paper pulp is beaten to break down the fibers.
Glassine paper sheets 16 inches x 20 inches 100 sheets acid free with a neutral ph for protecting documents drawings photographs by paper pros 4 6 out of 5 stars 17 37 99 37.
This archival grade of glassine is a common interleaving paper commonly used with fine art prints black and white photographs book illustrations and many other mediums where a thin smooth protective overlay is desired.
It is also suitable for wrapping and packaging applications such as crating and storage.
Canson glassine art paper roll for use as slip sheet to protect artwork 25 pound 36 inch x 10 yard roll 4 8 out of 5 stars 240 r k.
With an acid free and unbuffered design glassine paper sheets are ideal for conservation applications and protecting delicate artwork documents books photos or any other sheet sized item.
Clear for interleaving.
Often used in bookbinding separating interleaving pages containing plates or illustrations.
Acid free white tissue paper can also be used as a softer alternative to glassine.
Also known as interleaving paper glassine paper sheets are used in bookbinding to protect artwork from acid migration and abrasion.