Rite in the RainWaterproof (DURACOPY) Copier Paper, 8.5" x 11", White, 100 Sheet Pack (No. 6511)

Pricey but it sure works great. I use it to print maps and tables for use underwater while scuba diving. It works perfectly for that purpose. It is much sturdier than the standard write in the rain paper.

This material is WONDERFUL for many applications where kids are involved. It cuts easily with school-grade scissors, but then takes all kinds of abuse without any trips to the laminator. (Note that Dry Erase markers do NOT wipe off of it at all, unlike a laminated page.)My young son is a costume enthusiast, and we print masks -- some pretty intricate -- on this, and cut them out by hand; they hold up to prolonged, frequent use, not even tearing out at the side holes for the elastic. Other costume elements too, like heroic emblems for shirts, power bands for the wrists, etc.I haven't done the math since I don't have a laminator, but I'd guess it'd be cheaper per page to use this paper than to laminate. You'd also be done in one step, yay!The colors from the laser printer do shift from how they look on normal paper -- like how they do on label stock. I'd recommend allowing for a test page if precise color is important to your project

This item is used under water for reef monitoring and it serves our purpose 100%.

It is truly waterproof - I tested it by submerging a printed page in the sink and rubbing the paper between my fingers. Absolutely no ink came off and it was printed on a regular Ricoh color office printer. The paper is very durable - you'd be hard pressed to tear it as it's like a thin plastic. However, if you do nick a corner or create a slit with a pair of scissors, etc., it will rip from that point very easily (but what paper doesn't?). I used this at work as an alternative to costly laminating for important documents to be posted on the bulletin board and I also used it at a previous job at a garden center where we used it for prolonged outdoor signage. Really good stuff.

This "paper" is exactly what I was looking for! I own a small plant shop and was looking for a way to tag all of my tillandsia species without having to remove them prior to watering. The plants soak in a basin of water for 20-30 mins once to twice weekly, and the DURAcopy tags hold up perfectly. I print sheets of tags/barcodes/labels from my office laser jet printer without any issue. For a shop that deals with a lot of water issues, this waterproof paper is going to be very helpful! I haven't seen any smudging--at all.

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We use this in a wash down facility for safety instructions. Overnight it gets sprayed with high pressure cleaning solution. We attach it with a brass grommet on the corner of the paper. Not one has ripped, torn, or faded in the last 6 months. If you need a tough waterproof paper that will withstand the elements then this works very well.Update: This paper is extremely tough. The pages I printed almost a year ago are still in great shape. We print on them with a color laser printer and if the paper gets slammed in a machine door there is some creasing but it does not tear.

This waterproof paper is actually a plastic so it is 100% waterproof and you can print on it with a laser printer which have waterproof toner. A warning though, this paper is twice as heavy as regular paper which is really noticeable if you have printed a lot. It is also tear proof. If you just need water resistent paper the standard rite-in-the-rain paper is a little cheaper and works very well too. I use this for printing quick reference ID guides for use in the Amazon (jungle not the online retailer).