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Canon MG7520

Hey all, I just got a new printer, the https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/p...-inkjet/mg7520
It prints at 9600x2400 dpi

Still need recommendations for thin paper for 1/300 models. plain jane paper = crap detail but good cover stock relays very crisp details. ideas?
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look for 2 sides brochure paper, usually around 32 lbs, it is what I am using to print my 1:100 scale models on
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look for 2 sides brochure paper, usually around 32 lbs, it is what I am using to print my 1:100 scale models on
ooh will do
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