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Canon MP-1014X6 Matte Photo Paper 4 X 6 - 120PK

This paper is ideal for printing vivid photos and crisp text with a matte finish. This paper is also suitable for creative uses such as party invitations, greeting cards and scrapbooking. A Quality matte finish for all your creative uses. Matte Photo Paper produces high quality photographs, graphics and text with a matte finish. Also suitable for more creative uses, such as greetings cards, displays and paper craft.

SKU: GC66-MP-1014X6

Canon MP-1014X6 Matte Photo Paper 4 X 6 - 120PK

Canon MP-1014X6 Matte Photo Paper 4 X 6 - 120PK

This paper is ideal for printing vivid photos and crisp text with a matte finish. This paper is also suitable for creative uses such as party invitations, greeting cards and scrapbooking. A Quality matte finish for all your creative uses. Matte Photo Paper produces high quality photographs, graphics and text with a matte finish. Also suitable for more creative uses, such as greetings cards, displays and paper craft.

Creative Media

With its high brightness Matte Photo Paper is great for printing soft finish photographs and graphics with vivid colours. Also suitable for more creative uses - when artistry counts, this is the right paper.

Instant-dry Photos

Genuine Canon photo papers have a micro-porous coating that quickly absorbs ink deep below the surface to prevent any excess ink from being left on the paper's surface. The result: instant-dry photo prints.

Photos that Last a Lifetime

Matte Photo Paper is an excellent match for Canon Lucia & ChromaLife100+ inks. Combined Canon's Fine print head, inks and Canon genuine photo paper protect photos from gases and light to keep those precious memories protected for future generations.

Key Features:

Ideal for Printing Vivid Photos

Crisp Text with Matte Finish

Suppressed Glossiness

Suitable for Creative Uses

Perfect for Party Invitations

Great for Greetings Cards

Ideal for Scrapbooking

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Canon MP-1014X6 Matte Photo Paper 4 X 6 - 120PK

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Canon MP-1014X6 Matte Photo Paper 4 X 6 - 120PK

This paper is ideal for printing vivid photos and crisp text with a matte finish. This paper is also suitable for creative uses such as party invitations, greeting cards and scrapbooking. A Quality matte finish for all your creative uses. Matte Photo Paper produces high quality photographs, graphics and text with a matte finish. Also suitable for more creative uses, such as greetings cards, displays and paper craft.

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