Digital BW, The Print

I'm interested in making cards from glossy papers that do not have writable interiors (backs of the paper). I think I've seen a plain paper insert that has a Post-It type of adhesive, so using glue sticks or double-sided tape is not necessary.  However, I have not had any luck finding anything like this.  Is there such a card insert?

I've been testing several Red River papers with the Noritsu dye approach.  The Red River Premium Gloss card stock prints very well with a straight 13% Magenta to K mix, and has a writable interior (back).  

On the other hand, the Red River Polar Pearl Metallic, which is not intended as card stock, makes a card that is really something unique and eye catching.  It too prints well (relatively flat Lab A and B from the paper white through the midtones) with a standard 13%M blend, but it needs a writable insert.  This metallic paper has an outstanding dmax and highlights that are very mirror like.  So, while it may look like "normal" glossy paper on the wall, with a card that is held and moved around as it's viewed, the highlights shimmer and look three dimensional.  For some purposes this is going to make a very nice medium.  But, I need a good card insert.  (Also, be careful scoring it.  The surface cracks easily.  I've found bending the back up first with the front held down by a ruler, and then using the ruler to press the fold flat avoids damage.)

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com