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Default Re: Printing Types
This page at Mpix talks about the papers they offer. In the end of the blurb at the top of the page is where you can get a 'sample kit'.
Mpix.com - Paper Types

You may want to note that at Mpix, Lustre is a coating, not a paper type.

I see you are in AU but others may find the information useful.

Mpix is a subsidiary of Millers Professional Imaging, the largest professional lab in the USA. Here is their link:
Miller's Professional Imaging

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