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Using modified manual pages will certainly improve expert lookup times, but whether or not it feels like cheating is a personal preference really. Whenever I am expert, I'll have the unmodified PDF open in Foxit Reader, so that I can make notes about the bomb directly on the manual and then I can just clear those workings off later (basically a notepad/whiteboard).
In general the puzzle solving time gets a lot shorter when the defuser starts to notice and learn patterns and able to solve some puzzles on their own.