A5 Plastic "Paper" Printing

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Hello,

I was on a charter boat and they had instruction notices printed on a white plastic sheet, A5, matt finish, slight surface roughness, about 1mm thick tops, stiff. The ink gave a crisp and clear, colour fast text. The notices were for VHF procedure, for example.

I have tried googling but failed to find something. It's probably really obvious! Does anyone know what I am describing, pic below?

Thanks,

BlowingOldBoots

Notice by Rival Sailor, on Flickr
 
Zecom paper. Several stockists.

I used to use it for Dook of Embra work.

Be slightly careful if you are printing many copies, as the laminate goes tacky if the printer roller become too hot.
 
Remember that most inkjet inks are water soluble. I have used them though with a sealing spray that worked well. For most things though the quick and easy solution is to laminate them, and you can get the pockets in many sizes
 
Any sign shop will print for you onto white glossy stickyback vinyl, in any colour you like (even colour photos). Same stuff as van graphics. Any size from A4 to side-of-a-quite-big-van. Doesn't fade (some of mine outdoors 13 years old).

I also occasionally use A4 laser printer sticky-mylar sheets, but black on white only and a satin finish.
 
The plastic paper arrived. It is the same product that was on the boat but thinner.

I thought a ream was just the name for a box paper, not a quantity, every day is a learning day.

A laminator would also do the trick.

Thanks agains everyone.
 
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