I am shrink wrapping church cds. I need a slim seal that will hold once the heat starts shrinking the cellophane. can this make a slim seal?
1518917
It does a good job sealing but as far as a slim seal it will probably bo as good as anything else unless you go with a vacuum sealer.
2214641
No, it actually shrinks as it cures unlike other urethane glues that foam and expand. Great stuff!
43893
I haven't tried this but my guess would be it will not work. The size difference is to great to form the seal around the jar. If you try it let us know.
659060
the ones that I bought require a heat laminator.... there are self seal products on the market and they will say that they are self sealing although I have heard that the self sealing one are harder to work with until you get the knack of positioning your document
1638082
Yes. I use mine for washi tape as well. The lid touches the tape when it's closed, but they fit and it closes completely.
1757637
I did it with covers that have only a couple of pages but they are tight. Wouldn't try it with thicker booklets.
2149087
Not really, when I get to the end of the roll, I remove the white tape, seal the bottom, fill bag and vacuum seal. That is assuming the size left on roll is sufficient for what I'm sealing, if not I roll it up stick it inside the old cardboard roll and return it to box to be used later.
1705845
I have used Flex seal (seen of TV product) and it works well BUT I would not move it around AFTER you apply it as it could reopen but it is still holding on mine going on 6 months now. Just learned not to move it once the FLEX SEAL was applied. :)
1448876
Yes, the wrapping doesn't really effect it, I knew it would happen when I got them so I melted the wrapping, it's just nylon cord so singing it together will make sure it holds, just be careful because you can burn it off if you heat it for to long
930498
The item is rather large. I have seen it used for thin wrapping paper. I think for shrink wrap, the item would have to be bolted down. We bolted ours to the underside of the work bench.
43895
I'ved tried and didn't have good results, it really was hit or miss as to whether or not you'd get a seal. I ended up coming back and buying the "normal" jar sealer. I wouldn't do it if I were you. I can't even seem to FIND wide mouth jars to use.
902219
I misplaced the item, it was so long ago. But I can tell you it was too hot to use for shrink wrap. And the tool didn't allow for lower heat levels to compensate for all the little holes it was creating. Seemed powerful for high heat requirement project though.
1463155
yes. dry it on a coolie sheet than freeze it o same cookie sheet than sealameal it. I have been doing this foe about a year buying 4lbs at a time. I think my next batch will be 10 lbs. cleaning.drying,freezing and sealameal. how long it will keep that way is unknown
659059
Must be used with the machine. Heat is what seals the pouch. I tried it once with a hair dryer but didn't work. It needs to be pressed between rollers as it is heated. Actually, the roller are very hot and help make the seal.
2134930
You should contact the manufacturer. I am just using a sealing clip at the moment.
774001
I have found that 60/sheet spine labels cover all my needs- CD, DVD (there are various widths-regular, slim). I'm looking for labels that allow me to identify the contents, so the 60 labels per sheet does the job for me. I don't understand specifically what you're getting at- are trying to cover a CD or regular DVD or a slim line style?
1751409
we had to press on the board with our thumb right where the shrink wrap is and pull out with tweezers...it was a pain but sometimes we were lucky and large strips came out....good luck