Impact Data Books Paper?
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Re: Impact Data Books Paper?
80wt will give you a thick sturdy feel but data may become smudged when it gets wet.
the rite in rain paper is about the same thickness and weight of printer paper, a bit more prone to tearing, but when contacted with water data wont smudge. i've taken a sheet and soaked it in water for shits and giggles. let it dry and it was like brand new, data stayed intact.
i reinforce the binder ring holes with those stick on things to keep the pages from tearing out.
80wt will give you a thick sturdy feel but data may become smudged when it gets wet.
the rite in rain paper is about the same thickness and weight of printer paper, a bit more prone to tearing, but when contacted with water data wont smudge. i've taken a sheet and soaked it in water for shits and giggles. let it dry and it was like brand new, data stayed intact.
i reinforce the binder ring holes with those stick on things to keep the pages from tearing out.
Re: Impact Data Books Paper?
Damned if you do (80 wt) Damned if you don't(Rite in Rain).
I went with the Rite in the Rain paper just in case I spill some Kool-aid on my book...
Damned if you do (80 wt) Damned if you don't(Rite in Rain).
I went with the Rite in the Rain paper just in case I spill some Kool-aid on my book...
Re: Impact Data Books Paper?
i've also found that the ink in a basic BIC pen works the best. no ink bleed/smudge when wet.
the gel ink pens like pilot g2's were the worst. even the ink in my fisher space pen didn't fair to well, i think the rite in rain pens might be using the fisher refills too. not positive though.
i've also found that the ink in a basic BIC pen works the best. no ink bleed/smudge when wet.
the gel ink pens like pilot g2's were the worst. even the ink in my fisher space pen didn't fair to well, i think the rite in rain pens might be using the fisher refills too. not positive though.
