Can you laminate a long, skinny item - like a border for a bulletin board - with this?
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I do not think so. It is really built for 8x10 and 5x8, 4x6, 3x5 lalminations because that is the size of the lamination paper comes. If Julia really wants to be sure of this, she should go to Office Depot where you purchase the lamination paper and see if they have something different.
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You would have to look at what laminating pouches are available. The largest I have seen are approx. 8.9" X 11.4" I really haven't looked for larger ones. So if your boarder could be done a piece at a time then yes ... you could try calling their question # 1-800-328-6276 and I am sure they would be able to answer any and all questions
896586
you would need a long piece of laminate. but yes, the limitation is on width not length.
896587
I don't think so. This machine works best with the laminating pouches that are usually in standard paper sizes and smaller.
896588
With this machine, you are limited to 81/2 x 11 laminate sheets. You would have to cut the long border into the mentioned size and depending on the width of the border, two might be able to fit in the 81/2 x 11 sheet. But I don't think this is what you want to do, so you should look for an industrial laminator that has two rolls of laminated and can accommodate any length.
1373486
You could put two together side by side, but the edge boards do not have shadow marks, so they would have to be added in order for it to not look out of character right at the center of the wall.
1407482
Hi Barbara, I wouldn't unless you are using it in a retail display, it is narrower than it looks, but works well for the wall. Jeanna
1001515
I have done margins down to 0.25" with plain paper. I believe it can do borderless, at least with photo paper.
869922
If I were you, I'd simply use double-sided foam tape. Command strips would have to be used side-ways but you could use them. Use several per magnetic item. Item is wood and about 3/4" thick by almost 2" wide. Give it a try.
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It would be perfect for that. I used it to cover a bulletin board to hang necklaces on in my bedroom. It turned out really well.
780332
This is a particle board material w/laminate top layer. Doubtful paint would do we, unless a painter friend of yours knows of something. Perhaps contact paper????? I don't know
1584139
Thinner than a butcher block meat tray. Don't know the weight, but I don't think it would work very well for protective mailing. I think you're better off with thin cardboard.
539001
I tried scoring a laminated sheet, but it was very weak. Unless your lamination film is very thin, it will not work.
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No, because it is laminated in block form. If you do, it will be rough and not hold up well.
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.
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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.
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You can also attach it to a 2' x 2' board. That board can be portable. Try to use a decent wood board if you need it portable.
45405
yes, you can. I use it to laminate charts size 17 x 22. Therefore, something smaller definitely will work. You only need the right size laminating pouch.
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Joanne, The mounting hardware that is included can be used to hang the bulletin board "longways." We went one step further and placed two screws directly into the frame so the board is permanently affixed to the wall. Hope this helps!
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Yes. They even provide extra border for this purpose. Directions for how to do it are also provided in the instructions.
1000812
Probably not, it would be too thick, your labels won't lay flat and look nice. It's used more to seal glass case corners or stainless steel pieces together.