[pct-l] Printing maps in color

[trekker4 at aol.com]

Once again, print your maps on inkjet, since most of us have one. Use the  
high quality setting, which uses some ink of course, but gets them mostly  
readable. Soak them in Thompson's Water Seal, just long enough to get them 
wet,  and hang in warm to hot sun for at least 6 hours, for complete drying 
and  removal of almost all of the odor. This keeps them from disintegrating 
for  the most part, and protects against minor water spots; the ink may bleed 
a  bit if water is left on very long. Tedious? Yes, but works for  me.  
 
Bob  "Trekker"
Big Bend Desert Denizen, and...
Naturalized Citizen - Republic  of Texas