Why isn't it practical to laminate them? Again, I use the laminated version of Rand McNally and it's probably only about twice as thick as a paper McNally. And that's a road atlas for the entire US and Canada.
Is it because there are so many trail and state park maps?
Why isn't it practical to laminate them? Again, I use the laminated version of Rand McNally and it's probably only about twice as thick as a paper McNally. And that's a road atlas for the entire US and Canada.
Is it because there are so many trail and state park maps?
My Thomas guide is 2" thick. That's not even detailed maps of the back roads. The dfw maps are huge and if you laminated them, they wouldn't be foldable anymore. And if you print them out, it will be heavy and unable to store really anywhere. Just zip lock bag em.
My Thomas guide is 2" thick. That's not even detailed maps of the back roads. The dfw maps are huge and if you laminated them, they wouldn't be foldable anymore. And if you print them out, it will be heavy and unable to store really anywhere. Just zip lock bag em.
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