Is this paper good for making flyers? null

It’s good for flowers but I would laminate to be safe

Yes. Excellent, thick, quality.

Yes it is. However, for flyers you might want to use a cheaper paper.

Depends on the "weight" you need. If flyers are to be kept long-term use a 24lb. paper. If just a temporary flyer for a short time period that people may not keep for a couple of weeks then usual 20lb. is fine.

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Asked by Meka 4 years ago

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It’s good for flowers but I would laminate to be safe
Answered by JordanM 1 year ago
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Yes. Excellent, thick, quality.
Answered by Rayna 1 year ago
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Yes
Answered by DocE 3 years ago
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Yes it is. However, for flyers you might want to use a cheaper paper.
Answered by DonJ 3 years ago
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Depends on the "weight" you need. If flyers are to be kept long-term use a 24lb. paper. If just a temporary flyer for a short time period that people may not keep for a couple of weeks then usual 20lb. is fine.
Answered by Harro 4 years ago
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