Inkjet printing onto metallic paper stock, left the content running off the paper stock as the ink couldn't sink into the gloss finish. The content would smudge onto the opposing page when it was folded; this could be used to present the 'scars' genttification leaves on an area; could inkjet print the 'gentrification' half of the pages and laser print the 'regeneration' side, so that the negative opinions rub off on the book, leaving a 'scar' on the content.
Content printed onto steel metallic paper stock (card and 150 gsm paper stock). Both card and paper stock stayed rigid when in concertina fold, although the card left crease marks when folded and the paper stock was more ergonomic when flicking through.
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