Adjustment to a neutral colour balance when printing was the starting point in this degree project. On this base ICC-profiles were evaluated and assessed. The survey was concentrated on the similarity between reproductions on different papers with various ICC-profiles. The colour balancing introduced a consistent variable between four graphic papers. With raised uniformity the probability increased to receive similarities between the various combinations of ICC-profiles and papers. Numerous of measurements and calculations have been carried out, mainly to confirm whether or not adjustment to a neutral colour balance is possible and repeatable. Further more this gained in comparable values corresponding to similarities and divergences between combinations of ICC-profiles and paper. The research concluded in the fact that it was possible to reach a neutral colour balance. One ICCprofile used together with various papers and also one paper with several ICC-profiles resulted in similarities and formed groups of samples. Since equivalent results could be reached on different samples, it implicated that variations within one paper shouldn’t affect the ICC-profiles. This was valid when the variations were less than the divergence between the papers. Certain predictions on the question of from which paper the ICC-profiles should be generated to create highest quality in print hasn’t been able to assemble. It’s likely that equivalent results could be generated on G-Print, Multi Art Matt and Multi Art Silk.