Rite In The Rain All-Weather Copier Paper

The Rite In The Rain All-Weather Copier Paper contains 200 sheets of all-weather white copier paper ready to print waterproof forms and worksheets from any copier or laser printer.

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  • Survives in any weather condition
  • Pennies a sheet and provides superior protection
  • 20 pound bond weight paper
List Price $44.95
Starting At $40.46
Stock 2AVAILABLE

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For just pennies a sheet, "Rite in the Rain" enables you to work efficiently, regardless of the environment. Copy or laser print your own all-weather forms, charts, maps, and worksheets on patented Rite in the Rain All Weather Copier Paper. Now, you can have the convenience of using existing data sheets on paper that can survive in any weather condition. Copy or laser print both sides! Paper is 20# bond weight. Completely recyclable wood-based paper! Not for ink-jet printers.

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