By Sumozebra from New York on 1/3/2007

I was going to agree with the first person's post, until i did some research online. You have to print on the slightly frosty side *not the glossy*. If you print on the glossy, the ink won't dry. I use a Canon iP6600D printer and it works amazing. I used the Photo Paper plus Glossy setting and it worked perfectly.Further more, the paper is VERY THIN! It is best to attempt to either mount it on thicker paper, or to have some stock paper underneath it to give the paper some support while it's being printed.The quality of the print and the results are absolutely amazing. Never thought it was possible. However, at roughtly [...]$ a sheet *each pack comes with 10 sheets* make sure u're absolutely sure you got the right print and everything's just right, orelse it'll be a painful mistake.

By Morningstar from Queens, NY on 9/29/2006

I bought this paper hoping to get results similar to Kodak's metallic paper from my inkjet. Forget it. There were no instructions to tell you which side to use or what setting to use with your printer. I have an Epson R800. No matter what setting I tried, or which side of the paper I used, all I got was a runny mess that refused to dry.

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Don't waste your money. If you want awesome metallic prints, use a Kodak authorized lab that has the right equipment and Kodak Endura metallic paper.