Could I laminate it then turn it into a sticker so I can stick it on bags and such and not have to worry about water?
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I don't know if it would become waterproof or not but it will definitely stick. There are different types of adhesives. I have permanent (non-repositional) and it adheres very well.
285630
I don't think so. Part of applying the decal involves using a credit card to smooth out all the bubbles. Doing so makes sure that effects from air warming and cooling, and water/ ice/ dirt don't get behind the decal and make it peel off. The decals stick well to a smooth surface, and they work great, but they're not SUPER sticky. I think it would be a waste of your money to put them on a bumpy trash can. You're better off using cheap stencils from a hardware store and spray painting.
1658814
While I have not tried this, I would expect it to dry on the lamination and then be permanent. Conversely, being plastic, I scrubber would probably take it off. Really just guessing from past experience. I love this marker because it's so big I can FIND IT when I need one.
58581
Its a little difficult. The art already on it is one big sticker. You will either have to have something printed with an adhesive backing or buy a plexi top.
1392316
If you get the SCOTCH SELF SEALING LAMINATING POUCHES you can. I have done book marks, address lists, rosters and instructions. I love this product. I made the mistake of getting single sided laminating sheets . . . ugh. . waste of time and energy, I returned them to the store where there were purchased. hope this helps.
2037973
I have had the sticker in the water now for 9 months. I would cut your water off, flush the toilet, dry off the spot, and apply the sticker. This has been a great investment !!!
1485907
That probably would not be a good idea. The water might hurt the adhesive and it is easy enough to apply without getting bubbles.
1479192
The adhesive is on the back of the sticker so it would have to go on the outside.
489736
The instructions expect you just to insert the laminating pouch. I think use of a carrier sheet is not advisable.
1565322
It would be ruined. The laminant would likely absorb moisture and peel off.
492863
yes unless you seal it, the best way to prevent that is to spray the printed sticker with a acrylic bond or just a standard gloss or matte coat.
423277
A way that might be a possibility would be to put a shield of some kind over the top of the bag, hanging the bag from a shield, say using plywood , plastic, etc.,it wouldn't get wet from the top and probably not the sides, unless heavy wind with the rain.
1479193
you can but they would not show to the outside people well.... otherwords they are not a reversable sticker... hope this helps
1864824
This mainly works by a glob inside the tube being forced into a hole by air pressure. Just coating the outside probably would not be effective - in doesn't laminate.
33263
I would say no. It's really just burlap bag material with a painted design on it. I think exposing it to the elements for long periods would degrade the quality, however in the short periods I expose it to (days/weeks) it's fine.
1615648
Yes, you just peel it off like a sticker..with the exception of it leaves less residue
2009883
I don't know because the outside is slick. I can use a permanent marker and after it dries, it does stick. I can send you a bag if you'd like, then you can practice on it.