Log Book pages

[parrothead600]

I am considering making my own Log Book pages. There is only one problem that I can foresee... When I print out anything with my computer/printer, it only takes 1 drop of water to make the printer ink smear.
Do I need to use a different type of paper? Is there any type of spray coating that the pages can be sprayed with to keep this from happening? What do you people do?

 

[Brand0n]

dont fill your logbook out underwater

 

[Saltair]

he he he

 

[The Kraken]

PH6,

Given all the hassle of doing something like that, I think I'd just opt for the commercially printed log sheets.

But, I understand the desire for customization.

the K

 

[TheTrickster]

A Laser printer, if where you work has one? That would be one solution.

As they doesn't use a water soluble inks/toners?

Or even go and get some Tyvek paper, man that stuff rocks! (but have to get it specially printed :-( )

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyvek

 

[Saltair]

but seriously, I track my dives on excell, and just take a notebook for the car/dive bag to write the data and take a few notes in.

 

[String]

Could print out the summary page of all dives and laminate it so it doesnt get destroyed on the boat?

(my logs are 100% electronic anyway and my laptop never goes on a boat

 

[Walter]

Use a lined record book from your local office supply store.

 

[LindaBluedolphin]

I made my own pages and just fill it in later when my hands are dry and I am away from water, usually back at the room or some other local.

 

[TheTrickster]

One thing that stops me from making my own, is where to get a three hole puncher from?