TerraSlate Weatherproof Printer Paper - 8 MIL, 8.5” x 11” (250 Sheets) | Waterproof Paper for Holiday Cards, New Year Invitations, and Winter Outdoor Use

I proposed to my girlfriend while scuba diving. As its hard to speak underwater, the best way to communicate is either through hand signals or spelling it out on paper. I was looking for a way in which I could propose underwater and found TerraSlate paper. I printed my messages on the paper using a plain home HP Laser Printer (nothing fancy). I rolled up the paper and stuck it in a bottle for a message in a bottle themed proposal.The paper itself seems very durable, it held up in my backpack, bag, rolled up, and hidden in the ocean. There is no bleeding from the printing. The paper is completely waterproof and I ran into no issues while scuba diving in Okinawa. I was worried about the paper falling apart 100 feet under the ocean, but it didn't. There isn't much to be said about this paper, other than IT WORKS for all applications involving water or getting it wet.

I use this paper to make labels for plants and they have held up outdoors for over a year now.

I found this while looking for a way to print detail maps before a hike. I had my doubts about the paper's waterproofness, durability, and ease-of-use. Well, my doubts were all erased. The paper was very easy to use -- i just used the manual feed on my laser jet printer. My printer had no problem feeding the paper, which is a little stiffer than ordinary printer paper. As soon as the images were printed the ink was dry -- zero chance of smudging. The images were waterproof, as advertised, and the pages are very durable. I ended up using a hole punch and then a key loop to keep all the pages of my custom map together.Overall, I'm really impressed. I sort of wish I had needed to print more stuff! Anyway if you need waterproof paper I strongly recommend.

Bought this to print out waterproof maps for kayaking. Tried it on an inkjet printer for giggles but it only works OK. kinda blurry. With a laser, it performs as good as standard printer paper. The paper is very tough and very waterproof. Went straight from the printer to the sink and let it sit for a while submerged. No ink issues, no paper issues, being soaked did not weaken the paper at all. I think it actually made it better. Almost like it was offended that i questioned it's capabilities so it said " i'll show you!"This paper is worth every penny.

I ordered this paper as an alternative to handwriting thousands of seedling labels for my pandemic food security project (producing vegetable seedlings for the community). I used a seedling label template I found online, then printed and cut the sheets into strips, cutting a point at the tips. The resulting labels are a lot thinner than ordinary plastic plant labels, but that's to be expected, since they wouldn't otherwise go through the laser printer. They're thick enough to withstand being pushed down into the pots and to stand upright in the pots. They are plenty water resistant -- no softening or ink-bleeding when the plants were watered. This paper filled the need very well, saved me tons of time & effort, and I'm sure I'll reorder for future seedling projects.

I bought this to make my own SCUBA Diving log book. Printed in my HP LaserJet printer beautifully. Takes ink from a ball point pen very smoothly no smudging. I also used an ink stamp on it, that ink I had to wait a minute for it to dry but then it wouldn't smudge. I submerged it in water and dried it off with a hand towel, the writing and paper came through perfectly. Plus you just can't tear it. I could only get two sheets at a time in my hole punch because of the weight. I bought the 7 mil and that's probably a bit heavy for the pages of my log, next time I'll try the 4 mil. Will definitely buy again.

This paper works great for my yarn cake labels. I was worried it might be too thick to go through my older laser jet printer but it isn’t, works really well, cuts clean, and is definitely just the right weight for my purposes.The only things I could want more is for a slightly glossier finish and more pages per package. As it is, the price is very steep for how many sheets you get.

I use TerraSlate for making sample labels in the studio for dyed yarns (for in-house use). I usually attach them to wet or damp skeins, something you could not do with paper. The labels can get wet, but won't fade or bleed. The material is strong, opaque, and easy to cut (though it can rip if you cut an inside corner, so use a large curved or circular punch if you want to cut out areas). Great stuff! On the expensive side, but should last a long time with lots of handling. I use a laser printer.