TerraSlate Copy Paper Waterproof Laser Printer Rain Weatherproof 7 MIL 8.5x11-inch 50 Sheets

Great product and great price

My woodtuning club collects freshly fallen logs, and cuts them into blanks for bowls and other products. The blanks then have to dry out for several months before they can be turned in to the final product. We use this product to make labels that can withstand weather and damp conditions. After years of experimenting with other products, which would fade, get torn, or disintegrate, we have found this to be the perfect solution

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.

We were going through reams of card stock trying to keep our wine lists looking great, but the wear and tear from nightly use had us replacing them weekly. Terra Slate is waterproof, weatherproof and guest proof. It costs more, but the savings are incredible. Plus, its a cleaner look on our menu. Now we're replacing quarterly. A substantial savings.

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.