Unveil the brilliance of your images with a captivating, almost luminous quality that transforms everything from aircraft to blossoms into intensified, richer, and incredibly realistic depictions. It's time to immerse yourself in the world of Polar Gloss Metallic 255 a truly exceptional inkjet paper that seamlessly mirrors the captivating allure of professional photo lab metallic prints. ...continue reading below
Polar Gloss Metallic 255 Details & Information
Unveil the brilliance of your images with a captivating, almost luminous quality that transforms everything from aircraft to blossoms into intensified, richer, and incredibly realistic depictions. It's time to immerse yourself in the world of Polar Gloss Metallic 255 a truly exceptional inkjet paper that seamlessly mirrors the captivating allure of professional photo lab metallic prints.
Polar Gloss Metallic 255 is more than just paper; it's an artistic revelation. It inherits the coveted attributes of its lab counterpart, boasting an opulent high-gloss finish paired with a pearlescent base stock that graces your images with an exquisite iridescence. Compatible with all inkjet printers, this paper eliminates the need for specialized equipment, inks, or intricate finishing techniques to achieve the coveted metallic effect. A piece of trivia to cherish: Red River Paper pioneered the introduction of metallic inkjet photo paper to the market in 2010.
Designed for those who seek the distinctively vibrant essence of metallic photography, this paper is ideal for a spectrum of imagery. From metal-clad structures to mesmerizing reflections, from captivatingly vivid hues to intricate HDR captures, and even the realm of striking monochromes, Polar Gloss Metallic 255 enhances every facet of your visual artistry.
Noteworthy tidbits: a high-gloss pearlescent metallic surface promises to elevate your prints, while the acid-free base stock, with a gentle touch of warmth and minimal optical brightening agents, ensures enduring quality. The back of the paper is unmarked and devoid of logos, and though not printable itself, it stands as a canvas for your creativity. For guidance, a handling guide and FAQs provide insights.
Imagine the allure of a photo lab metallic finish, seamlessly brought to life through the ease of desktop printing. Let your landscapes, botanical wonders, industrial marvels, and even portraits transcend the ordinary, leaping off the page with a vibrancy that's second to none. Discover why Polar Gloss Metallic 255 has won hearts among both professionals and enthusiasts worldwide.
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Great paper
Charlie Charlie, Jul 30, 2026
Great paper
Excellent Metallic paper
Carlos Echenique, Jul 20, 2026
Red River comes through with a top notch metallic paper. I bought the 8x10 stock to do test prints before committing to larger prints on my P5000. Does a stellar job and the prints look amazing when properly lit.
Disappointed
Duncan Henry, Jul 18, 2026
I was disappointed with the results of the Polar Gloss Metallic paper and the Red River ICC printer profile using Photoshop on a Mac with an Epson P900, and found the Epson profile and Ultra Premium Glossy paper better. That said, I am shocked by the total lack of analytical tools in the 21st century to troubleshoot the printing pipeline (without spending a fortune) to correct issues. It is all trial and error.
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