H20-proof matchstick containers can always be found at Wally World.

There’s always another wally world…. lol

It’s funny that you say that because I almost always glance at those and the keyholders in the auto dept as to whether they are in stock or out of stock. There’s usually no middle ground when it comes to these 2 items… Strange.

I’ve generally seen the film containers inside another container. I think that works better.

I have to agree with this 100% I actually prefer (as a finder) a film canister with a micro log roll inside a regular/small sized container over the log “books”. Many of these log “books” are in baggies that don’t zip lock, are falling apart anyway (pages falling out), are wet clumps of mold, etc. Make sure you label the 35mm container as the log so that it is not taken from the cache and so those not familiar can find it.

This is a much better use for them then as a container. Your odds vary on whether a 35mm stays dry. Some I’ve seen dry long after they are placed and others are instantly wet and never get better.

Not to sound like a walmart commercial but they also have small zip-lock baggies in their craft dept that can be used to store a micro log sheet folded or rolled.

Ditto on the Fleet farm ammo cans. Best to catch them on-sale though as they periodically put them on sale for almost half-off or more.

The dealer that I’ve bought many magnetic nano containers from on the cheap seems to have gone under 🙁 I would never pay 5 dollars a piece or more for these…

Unfortunately the cheap camo tape (available most places) becomes rather obvious after a winter. The expensive camo tape (especially the textured types) are better, but costly. In my opinion, the best answer is camo PAINT. You need this anyway to cover up the Ammunition markings on the ammo cans, so you can also use this for tupperware, and match containers. Note that film cans and keyholder are not good containers and generally only work when contained and sheltered from weather.