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Old June 30th, 2006 Jun 30, 2006 5:07:50 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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Default Looking for the differences in the Alpha line.

Well as the title says, Im looking to see what the differences are in the different lines of Alpha papers. Ive looked over the site and didnt see an answer, though i admit I am a bit ADD-ish as times so I may have missed it.
My first assumsion is quality levels, but which are at the bottom and the top of the scale? Thanks loads and to those of us Yanks, dont blow anything off this 4th of July weekend.
 
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Alpha papers press really well, however the Iron All paper from New Milford has a much softer feel.
 
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Alpha papers press really well, however the Iron All paper from New Milford has a much softer feel.
I was referring to the differences in the Alpha line itself. There are 3 types. Theres a double green, purple, and gold dark. I assume the gold dark is for dark color fabrics, but their site is somewhat lacking.
 
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Sorry my mistake. You should have gotten an instruction sheet with your sample. I scanned the one I got and put it up on my site. You can view it here http://usmcfamilies.com/alpha.htm That should answer all questions you have.
 
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Default Re: Looking for the differences in the Alpha line.

Thanks loads Terry. I think Ill go with your recommandation on the Iron-All though. After all the other posts about it, it sounds like the way to go.
 
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