Sorry, I would like to find 8.5 x 11 and cover. Staples had something kind of close that said it was "double-sided coating" but it only comes in 32lb. I have looked at Office Deposit and Office Max but I don't think they had anything. It's kind of odd you think something like that would be a fairly common thing to have in stock.

http://www.staples.com/Staples-Color-Laser-Paper-Glossy-8-1-2-inch-x-1 1-inch/product_633215

Mike, do you know if the paper is coated on both sides? I can' t seem to find any thing that specifies that either way.

Do they really want $20 to ship that Mohawk paper by ground? That's as much as the paper it's self! I decided to buy the Xerox Mike mentioned as ground shipping was only $8 and it was 80lb. I also picked up several different kinds of double sided paper at Staples yesterday so I should have lots of options to play around with. Thanks both of you for your help!

Odd thing about that Xerox paper is that not all the colors are lining up when going through the printer. All the images on the top come out like this picture. As you can see the text in the logo is misaligned and there is a  stroke on the top of the mountain which isn't supposed to be there. The HP and the Staples paper don't have that problem but then again they are not as thick. I wonder what would cause that to happen? I have printed 80lb Wausa matt paper in the same printer for many years and have never had this happen. Do you think a combination of the paper weight and it's glossyness is causing it to slip when it gets run though? Anyone else had this happen before?

Yes, it does have setting for thick and glossy which I set before printing. I wonder why it only happens at the very top of the page and not below? I noticed the paper seemed to be going though the printer a lot slower then it does with other paper. What kind of printer did you try this paper on?

That is interesting I have been running thick paper through this printer for about 5 years.

I have ran about 5,000 sheets or more of this Wausa paper through (it is matt):

80lb Cover 216 g/m 216 x 279 mm

I have also ran through hundreds of sheets of this thick glossy paper as well (although it is single sided if that makes a difference):

Kromekote plus Cover C1S Cast Coast Finish 10pt. 219gsm, 216mm x 279mm.

I guess the doubled sided might make it more slippery but then it seems like the lighter weights would have the same problem?

Now that I think about it I have had some issues with that 80lb matt paper as well. It looks fine when printed but sometimes the printer can't grab onto the paper so I have to push on it to help it though the printer. Hopefully my client will be happy with the 48lb HP paper that I got from staples. It is pretty good but I little pricey at a quarter a sheet.