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Chas Hathaway
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
My first impression was tainted, because I thought I'd ordered paper that was for an injet printer, not a laser printer. But after some murmuring and delay, I finally decided to give a go at this in my laser printer (not my inkjet). And I'm utterly blown away. This paper is amazing. They weren't kidding about it being waterproof. I printed onto it, and then, in order to be thorough, scribbled a permanent marker design on the back. Then I wet a corner of the printed side. No effect. Rubbed at the moistened part. No effect. Finally, I doused the whole thing under the water in the bathroom sink, and even ran water over it for a minute or so. The ink was totally unaffected!Seriously, that's awesome. The paper doesn't look spectacular or odd, and the texture is almost like regular printer paper, just more... I don't know, plastic-ish? Or waxy? But not slimy waxy, just grippy waxy, if that makes sense.Did I mention you CAN'T tear it? Not by hand, anyway. The serious effort to do so leaves a touch of wrinkle, but the paper and ink are uneffected.Anyway, I can't help but love this paper. I may just try it in my inkjet, too, though I know it's not intended for inkjet. Either way, I can't help but recommend this paper. It's seriously EPIC.
The Hoggatt Project
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
I messed up and thought my printer could handle 11-inch-wide printer paper when it only handles 8-inch. The good news is that I can trim this down and still use it. The quality of the paper is good and wanted to have something waterproof for when I go hiking. This will do the trick, and I be able to print out a map or the area I'm headed for a backup reference if I lose cell signal.
D.M.Rich
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
I love my Rocketbook notebooks & have tried a few brands of waterproof paper to generate my own custom pages. I took the 11"x17" paper & cut it in half to generate standard letter-sized pages which I then ran through my laser printer with a simple blank monthly calendar (1st photo). To test it out, I wrote in the dates and then 'erased' a couple of the dates (second photo) with a damp microfiber cloth. I circled the ones I erased to show how cleanly I could do it. The paper looked messed up in those areas at first but cleared up once the water had dried. The results are very good and now I'm going to start printing more of the custom forms I've been working on. Very happy with this product.
MMMM4
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
This was a great price for the size and thickness of the product. It’s not very thick but that was what I was looking for. I’m using it to make stencils and masks for mono printing. There is another by the same company that is a little thicker. I haven’t used that one but I think it would have worked too for gel printing.
C.M. & T.M.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
I needed this for our laser printer but I'm also a mixed media artist who uses a ton of synthetic papers and stone papers for artwork I do, and I hoped maybe this would work for that purpose (with alcohol inks, markers, pigment markers, paint, etc.) and it does not- it's truly some sort of synthetic film that really only works with laser printing. For that, it does perfectly, and we're able to print large, vibrant images and printouts with this that we can't do on any regular paper.
S. Talkington
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
I've owned a cabinet shop since 2011 and part of our business is making/selling cutting boards and serving trays. We do lots of wholesale and also do a few craft shows each year. I've always used card stock to print out labels for the boards. But they aren't great. The cardstock can get ripped easily in transit. Or it can get wimpy and curl up if its really humid. But worst of all is when the ink from the labels seems to rub off on the oiled boards.So I thought I would try this paper.First off, Its easy to use. I printed on it with a color laser printer. Worked great.The printed areas looked great. Seemed to dry super fast.Cut just fine.This paper isn't as thick as the cardstock I was using, but it felt strong anyway.Its almost impossible to wrinkle the labels made with this paper.How well it last against oiled boards will take a while to find out though.This was some giant paper, but that is fine for me. In order to get it into my laser printer I just cut it in half. So instead of 11x17 I had 8.5x11
Critical mass
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
This attractively matte synthetic paper is very innovative. It takes ink and just about all writing medianicely but the surprising thing is because there are no fibers to drink up the pigment, more of the ink color stays on the surface and therefore the colors are far more vivid than with ordinary paper. It's completely weatherproof and so it's perfect for outdoor signs or anything you want to stand up to rain, snow and spills. I love the idea of making a weather and crumple/rip proof camping map because there is no trip where you don't run into phone gaps; the reliability of a physical map relaxes your mind. You can find your way outdoors in a storm, that's really something. These large sheets of fantastic paper are well priced, especially when you consider the paper's unique quality of being utterly indestructible. Highly recommended.
RogerPasadena
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
The first thing they know about this is it's not really aeriod in saying waterproof acrylic sheet that is a matte finish but you can write on and print on. We acquired the 11 by 17 size, which our printer will not handle, but we were planning to make larger signs with black marker that need to last several weeks in an outdoor setting.So far so good.Marker does what it's supposed to and writes on it nicely (but give it a moment to dry before you touch it) and the material is very clearly waterproof, and you really can't tear it easily.The material will not last forever, particularly under the assault of heat or uv. It is effectively waterproof, although your writing will also fade in sunlight even if it too is waterproof. This material is something short of a permanent sign, but will last a lot longer than a sheet of standard printer paper.
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