This Is Your Guide to Materials in Print & Packaging.
Explore Materials: 10lb tissue
Description
The thinnest of wrapping papers, slightly transparent, smooth on both sides. White color. Due to its acidic nature yellows over time and can damage fragile fabrics, especially silk. For delicate items wrapping use acid-free tissue paper. 1
Premium acid-free tissue paper with some degree of transparency. Smooth finish on both sides. Does not yellow over time. Lightweight and easy to crumple. Softer but opaquer than MF tissue paper. Comes in all shades of white.
Used for:
Museum-quality protection, interleaving for photographic prints, long-term storage of delicate jewelry, fabric, leather, ornaments, antiques.
Acid-free tissue paper with some degree of transparency. Shiny appearance on one side and a slightly rough surface on the other side. Does not yellow over time. Lightweight and easy to crumple. Softer but opaquer than MF tissue paper. Comes in all shades of white.
Used for:
Museum-quality protection, interleaving for photographic prints, long-term storage of delicate jewelry, fabric, leather, ornaments, antiques.
The thinnest of wrapping papers, slightly transparent, smooth on one side. Due to its acidic nature yellows over time and can damage fragile fabrics, especially silk. For delicate items wrapping use acid-free tissue paper. Comes in a variety of colors - see sellers for their catalogs.