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Jeff-
The Silver 300 sometimes has a slight curve to it compared to the Pearl 260 because it has more structure to the sheet. This relaxes as the paper passes through the printer. For the 5x7 sheets, you could certainly try turning the box over for a day or so and see if the sheets flatten out. Also, if you leave a couple sheets out for an hour or so in the same room as the printer, the paper may acclimate to the climate/humidity where you print and relax the sheet.
I just picked up some 5x7 and 13x19 of the silver 300 yesterday and I noticed it has a slight bow in it and doesn't lay completely flat like the pearl 260 does. The 5x7 being smaller exhibits more of the problem with opposite corners coming together.
Has anyone else seen this with their silver 300 papers? Any luck getting the bowing out by storing the paper bow face down to flatten it out? Any issues with mounting? Amazing paper otherwise!
thanks.. Jeff