MyArtscape Graphite Transfer Paper Roll, Wax-Free, 17" x 15ft Transfer Paper Roll, Graphite Paper, Precise Carbon Paper Ideal as tracing Paper for Drawing

Yes great product like the fact it is on a roll as I find in sheet form I waste more. So very convenient. Ease to use.

Excellent product. It does rub out if you don’t press too hard which you shouldn’t need to do to have a satisfactory transfer.

As described

This trace down paper on a roll which makes it more versatile to use. It works really well, in fact it compares favourably with other traced down papers which are considerably higher in price. It leaves a fine ( erasable) wax free line using minimal pressure and is not particularly prone to inadvertent marks from leaning on the paper with hands etc. overall -very pleased.

transfer paper does not transfer anything without scoring papers surface should have bought frisk tracedown instead

Exactly what I wanted. Fast and careful delivery. Great.

This item works,

Great product to have on a roll. Cut to size required. A little messy but works well.

happy with product

Risponde appieno all'utilizzo richiesto

I make a lot of birthday/Christmas cards for family and I was using carbon paper to trace pictures on. I would often get terrible smears, so had to start all over. I saw this graphite transfer paper on Amazon and it works soooo much better than carbon paper. No smears. The tracings appear medium gray -- not overpowering black like carbon paper. Very nice that it comes in a roll (like plastic wrap) so you can tear off just the amount you need.

Not an artist but I got'r done. Easily transfered template onto plywood

I purchased this since the one I usually use was out of stock. Before I purchased it, I had posed the question if anybody had tried running it through an inkjet photo copier. No one had that was nice enough to answer. I tried this at home anyway, cutting a section of the role to the size of a 8 x 11 piece of copy paper and used double-sided tape to adhere it to a blank piece of copy paper graphite side down, tape at the end that goes into the printer first and ALTHOUGH THE MANUFACTURER DOES NOT STAND BEHIND THIS PROCESS OR RECOMMEND IT, It worked fine for me. I also weighed down the graphite paper for an hour with paper weights to get some of the curl out. The only con is that it did get a little smudgy don’t know it that was due to handling or copier rollers but it came right up with a gum eraser.