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Since it's Kodak Endura paper that means it's likely a chromogenic print (C-print), not an inkjet of offset print.
Chromogenic print paper is light sensitive, and has a layered CMY emulsion one side. One layer is Cyan, one layer is Magenta, and one layer is Yellow. Chromogenic color print - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The point is - that chromogenic paper is not very absorbant.
Knowing what kind of print you have helps you make decisions about maximizing the longevity of the print.
Chromogenic print paper is light sensitive, and has a layered CMY emulsion one side. One layer is Cyan, one layer is Magenta, and one layer is Yellow. Chromogenic color print - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The point is - that chromogenic paper is not very absorbant.
Knowing what kind of print you have helps you make decisions about maximizing the longevity of the print.