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We do have translucent paper. It's nowhere near transparent, but translucent enough to give you some idea about what's inside. I've seen it used in the packagin
by phire 1y ago
We do have translucent paper. It's nowhere near transparent, but translucent enough to give you some idea about what's inside. I've seen it used in the packaging for a few products at my local supermarket.
I think it's Glassine?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glassine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glassine
- iancmceachern 1y agoThere are also transparent rolling papers
- euroderf 1y agoGlassine has been around forever. Useful for philately!
- albert_e 1y agoIs this the paper, i wonder, that was used in old physical photo albums. Every alternate leaf was a translucent / see-through paper that would protect the photo print's surface and ink from getting fused to the previous page.